Board of Advisors
Pritam L. Benjamin
Has been an educator for 40 years. Former principal of NAFL, Indus International School and Inventure Academy, and a strong believer and proponent of Whole Education, and Education for Leadership.
Prof. N. Balakrishnan
Associate Director & Professor, Indian Institute of Science. Honorary / Visiting Professor, Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research & National Institute for Advanced Studies.
Prakash Padukone
Director, Prakash Padukone Badminton Academy, Bangalore. Former all-England and world badminton champion. Recipient of the Arjuna and Padmashree Awards.
Sadaqath Peeran
Chairman of Al-Ameen Education Society. Member, Karnataka Public Service Commission.
Vivek Ramchandani
A prominent educationist, presently running an independent education development consultancy, providing technical and advisory services to educational entrepreneurs, institutions and development agencies. Has worked in the international development sector, working with UNICEF India and the Aga Khan Education Service, Kenya. Also the Founder Principal of Sri Ram School.
Prof. Sadagopan
Founder Director, Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Bangalore. Professor. Formerly Professor, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur.
Dr. Urvashi Sahni
Founder Principal, Study Hall School, Lucknow. Visiting Professor, University of California, Berkeley (USA). Head of Pedagogy Research, Schoolnet India Limited.
Dr. Mahendra Srivastava
President and CEO, President, Sortimo of North America, Inc. LLC, Atlanta, USA. Senior Fellow for South Asian Studies.
Dr V. Raghunathan
CEO, GMR Foundation (GMR Group). President, ING Vysya Bank Limited, Bangalore (2001 to 2004). Professor of Finance, Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Ahmedabad (1982 to 2000). Chairman, IIM-MBA programme (1999 to 2000). Board Member of several banks, stock exchanges, corporates and educational institutions.
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