MindChamps World Advisory Board

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Emeritus Professor Allan Snyder FRS

USA, Australia
  • Founder, Centre for the Mind (University of Sydney)
  • Holds the 150th Anniversary Chair of Science at the University of Sydney
  • Winner of the Marconi International Prize for his work in communication and information technology

Mr Brian Caswell

UK, Australia
  • Internationally-acclaimed author of more than 100 books, many of which have won literary awards
  • Over 35 years experience in public and private education
  • Established speaker and literary consultant for the past two decades

Mrs Carmee Lim

Singapore
  • Former Principal of Raffles Girls’ School, one of Singapore’s top schools
  • Former Senior Inspector of Schools in the Ministry of Education Singapore
  • First Executive Director of the Academy of Principals, Singapore

Professor Kathy Hirsh-Pasek

USA
  • Director, Infant Language Laboratory, Temple University, USA
  • Author of nine books including Einstein Never Used Flash Cards & A Mandate for Playful Learning in Pre-School
  • Published over 100 articles and research papers

Professor Roberta Michnick Golinkoff 

USA
  • Director, Infant Language Project, University of Delaware, USA
  • Author of twelve books including Einstein Never Used Flash Cards & A Mandate for Playful Learning in Pre-School
  • Recipient of prestigious fellowship and academic awards

Mr David Elfick

Australia
  • Renowned Producer/Director of feature films, television drama and documentaries
  • Won numerous awards including Australian Film Institute (Best Picture) & Berlin Film Festival Crystal Bear (Jury prize)

Dr Larry Scripp

USA
  • Founding Chair, Music Education Department, New England Conservatory, Boston University
  • Researcher and consultant for the arts in education
  • Accomplished musician, composer and musical director

Mrs Louise Mulligan-Andrews

UK
  • Former Director of Schools, Nottingham City
  • Responsible for improving student exam performance in Nottingham City at double the national rate