This conference is specifically designed to help current and aspiring leaders in international schools develop the skills they need to succeed in their roles.
“The deep dive format allowed for such rich learning experiences, and the discussions were all energizing in the best way possible. Kudos to the team for putting it all together. If they do it again next year, I would highly recommend! 🌎 😀 🙌 “
“Thank you for a great conference! The 2-3 hour deep dives provided remarkable opportunity for consolidating new learning and to see development and initiatives from a process orientation and sustainable perspective. Thank you to all the presenters for sharing so much valuable experience and data.”
“Lead to Succeed is such a special conference. The team created a space for school leaders to come together for deep dive style learning led by talented Ed leaders, consultants and authors. I am grateful to have spent 3 meaningful days alongside some inspiring colleagues”
“A huge thank you to the organizers 21st Century Learning, for an impeccably arranged event—from the great sessions to the networking opportunities, and not to forget, the perfect venue and food. Grateful for the chance to connect with fellow leaders and share ideas on best practice in leading in the education space.”
Principal Investigator at Project Zero (PZ) and Senior Lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE)
Delivering her keynote on: Mindsets that Matter, Flossie Chua is a Principal Investigator at Project Zero, Harvard Graduate School of Education. Her research focuses on how people understand and engage with complex ideas, aiming to develop better thinkers and engaged learners who connect their learning to individual and social needs. She explores how transformative artistic practices can help individuals and communities find purpose during uncertain times, and how sophisticated thinking can foster productive community engagement. Dr. Chua also works on developing global competence, empowering youth creativity, and integrating visual art into civic life. She collaborates with educators and musicians to broaden their impact in communities. Dr. Chua holds an Ed.D. from Harvard University and teaches at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
The conference is organized into four “strands” which we are calling “lens”. Connected to these are various topics that might be looked at differently through each lens.
Current and Aspiring Leaders in International Schools Looking to Deepen their leadership skills
