International Schools Partnership Executive and Leadership Team

Bharat Mansukhani, the Divisional Chief Executive Officer (Middle East & Asia) at International Schools Partnership, directs all academic and operational initiatives across the Middle East and Asia regions. Overseeing the expansion of private international school portfolios, the Divisional Chief Executive Officer (Middle East & Asia) ensures that local curricula align with the broader mission of student-centered education and multilingualism. This leadership role involves managing regional school heads to maintain high standards of academic excellence and life competencies. By integrating innovative learning frameworks, Bharat Mansukhani drives the growth of the school network within these competitive markets. The Divisional Chief Executive Officer (Middle East & Asia) collaborates with the group leadership to implement sustainability goals, ensuring that students across the Middle East and Asia receive a world-class education that prepares individuals for future success in a rapidly evolving global landscape.

Jorge Sepulveda, the Divisional Chief Executive Officer (USA & Canada, North America) at International Schools Partnership, manages the strategic direction and operational performance of the North American school division. Focusing on the integration of international programs, the Divisional Chief Executive Officer (USA & Canada, North America) ensures that schools within the United States and Canada provide high-quality, personalized learning experiences. This position requires constant coordination with regional stakeholders to uphold the commitment to academic excellence and global citizenship. By optimizing resource allocation and fostering a culture of innovation, Jorge Sepulveda strengthens the market position of the organization across North America. The Divisional Chief Executive Officer (USA & Canada, North America) also monitors educational outcomes to guarantee that students develop critical skills necessary for future success, effectively scaling the impact of the group through targeted regional growth and operational efficiency.

Anthony Key, the Division Chief Financial Officer at International Schools Partnership, manages the financial health and fiscal strategy of the division. Overseeing budgeting, financial reporting, and capital allocation, the Division Chief Financial Officer ensures that resources support the delivery of academic excellence and innovative learning programs. This leadership role involves collaborating with the executive team to identify growth opportunities and mitigate financial risks across the division. By maintaining rigorous financial controls, Anthony Key supports the long-term sustainability of the school network. The Division Chief Financial Officer also provides critical analysis to inform strategic decisions, ensuring that investments in technology, infrastructure, and faculty development align with the overarching mission of the organization. Through disciplined financial management, the Division Chief Financial Officer secures the necessary capital to expand the reach of the partnership and enhance the quality of education provided to students globally.

Maria Chaparro Vio, the Divisional Chief Financial Officer, Latin America at International Schools Partnership, directs the financial operations and fiscal planning for the Latin American region. Overseeing the financial performance of schools across this territory, the Divisional Chief Financial Officer, Latin America ensures that budgetary frameworks support the delivery of high-quality, multilingual education. This role involves managing regional financial reporting and ensuring compliance with local regulations while aligning with the global financial strategy of the organization. By optimizing cost structures and identifying revenue growth opportunities, Maria Chaparro Vio strengthens the operational viability of the Latin American school portfolio. The Divisional Chief Financial Officer, Latin America also works closely with regional leadership to allocate funds toward academic innovation and student-centered initiatives, ensuring that the organization maintains a competitive edge and continues to foster global citizenship throughout the diverse markets of Latin America.

Andy Nicol, the Group Chief Operating Officer at International Schools Partnership, architects the operational infrastructure that supports the entire global network of private international schools. Overseeing the efficiency of daily school operations, the Group Chief Operating Officer ensures that all facilities maintain the highest standards of safety, sustainability, and academic delivery. This role involves streamlining administrative processes and coordinating with regional leaders to implement group-wide policies that enhance student-centered education. By leveraging data-driven insights, Andy Nicol optimizes the performance of the organization, ensuring that every school remains aligned with the core mission of fostering global citizenship. The Group Chief Operating Officer also manages cross-functional teams to support the integration of new schools into the partnership, driving long-term operational stability and excellence across all international markets while maintaining a focus on the evolving needs of students and faculty.

Jorge Valenzuela, the Divisional Chief Operating Officer (LATAM) at International Schools Partnership, manages the day-to-day operational execution and service delivery across the Latin American school division. Overseeing the implementation of academic standards and operational protocols, the Divisional Chief Operating Officer (LATAM) ensures that schools provide a consistent, high-quality experience for students and families. This role involves coordinating with school principals to streamline administrative functions and enhance the effectiveness of educational programs. By focusing on operational excellence and the integration of best practices, Jorge Valenzuela drives the continuous improvement of the school network in Latin America. The Divisional Chief Operating Officer (LATAM) also monitors key performance indicators to ensure that all schools meet the group's commitment to academic excellence and life competencies, effectively supporting the growth and sustainability of the organization through disciplined operational management and a focus on student success.

Jose Palma, the Chief Revenue Officer, Middle Eastand (India) at International Schools Partnership, drives the revenue growth strategy and market expansion efforts within the Middle East and India. Overseeing enrollment management and commercial partnerships, the Chief Revenue Officer, Middle Eastand (India) ensures that the organization attracts and retains students by highlighting the value of personalized learning and academic excellence. This role involves developing targeted marketing initiatives and building relationships with key stakeholders to increase the footprint of the school network. By analyzing market trends and student demographics, Jose Palma optimizes the revenue pipeline to support the long-term goals of the partnership. The Chief Revenue Officer, Middle Eastand (India) also collaborates with regional leadership to ensure that commercial activities remain consistent with the mission of fostering global citizenship, ultimately securing the financial resources needed to sustain high-quality educational programs in these critical growth regions.