Speakers

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  Carmen Pellicer

  Fundación Trilema, Spain

  President of Trilema Foundation. Social entrepreneur at ASHOKA Fellow 2016. Pedagogue, writer and teacher, currently manages the journal of Education ‘Cuadernos de Pedagogía’. Chair and Co-director at Executive Intelligence at the Nebrija University.

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  Óscar Abellón

  Escolapios Soria, Spain

  Director and Maths teacher at Escolapios de Soria, the school that has surpassed all countries in Reading and Mathematics in the last PISA report. Google Certified Educator (Level 1 and 2) and Certified Innovator.

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  Fidelma Murphy

  Cognita Schools, Spain

  Director of Education at Cognita Schools. With a wide international experience at the forefront of education, she leads the academic area promoting educational excellence in their schools.

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  Lola Reeves

  Educational consultant, Spain

  Specialist in SLA, SLDs, CLIL and an educational psychologist. Counselor in public and private institutions, the ministry of education and the Education departments in regional governments.

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  David Bueno

  Universidad de Barcelona, Spain

  Doctor of Biology, professor and researcher of Genetics at the University of Barcelona and Director of the UB-EDU1ST Chair of Neuroeducation. Author of several books and scientific articles.

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  Enrique Celma

  iteNlearning, Spain

  BDM at iteNlearning - Neurodevelopment Ed. Tech. Pro Tools Company. Microsoft Teacher Engagement Manager and leader in Digital Transformation in schools for Governments and the Education Ecosystem.

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  Jorge Yzusqui

  Innova Schools, Peru

  Co-founder of Innova Schools, the largest chain of schools in Peru and director of companies of the Intercorp Group. He has been a member of the Spanish National Council of Education and professor at the UPC graduate school (Laureate).

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  Àlex Cerdà

  Princess Margaret School, Spain

  President of EPIC (Independent Private Schools of Catalonia). Owner and director of Princess Margaret School of Barcelona. First school in Barcelona city officially certified to teach IB programs (PYP/MYP).

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  Miquel Amor

  Fundació Jesuïtes Educació, Spain

  Innovation and Training director at Fundació Jesuïtes Educació, Horitzó+ Educational project owner and promoter. Music teacher and Master Degree in innovation and information and communicaton technologies.

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  Mohit Midha

  Mangahigh, UK

  CEO & Co-Founder of Mangahigh – a game-based learning resource for K-10 maths & K-2 coding. In use by 7,500 schools in several countries worldwide, Mangahigh is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese & German.

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  Cristina Tunica

  Fundació Collserola, Spain

  English philologist. English Department coordinator at the Fundació Collserola and teacher. She promotes the use of the linguistic competence crosscurricularly and to life-skills school activities.

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  Lucio Manfredi

  Matific, Argentina

  Vice President Business Development for Latin America at Matific, an award-winning Math educational platform designed by pedagogical experts, implemented in more than 60 countries.

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  Francisco Javier Brioso

  Attendis group, Spain

  Primary school teacher with more that 15 years experience in primary schooling within the Attendis group. Completing a doctorate in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences. An educator by occupation with great admiration for his students.

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  Josep Vives i Gràcia

  Generalitat de Catalunya, Spain

  General director at Departament de Cultura de la Generalitat de Catalunya. Researcher and author of published papers related to library management, literacy and intellectual property.

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  Mª Carmen Palomino

  La Salle Córdoba, Spain

  Teacher of Mathematics and English. Innovation Team Coordinator for Nursery and Primary years. She promotes bilingualism and the integration of technologies and computational thinking in curricular learning.

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  Brian Butterworth

  University College London, UK

  Emeritus professor of cognitive neuropsychology in the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience at University College London. He is currently testing his new digital games for dyscalculia in Europe and Asia.

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  Luis García

  Genially, Spain

  CMO and Co-Founder of Genially, an educational tool with more than five million users, awarded as the best startup of the future at the GESA Edtech Awards 2020. Specialist in Visual Communication and Strategic Marketing.

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  Víctor Sánchez

  Smile and Learn, Spain

  CEO and founder of Smile and Learn, a 360º adaptive educational platform for children from 3 to 12 years old. Awarded by the European Commission, it has more than 5,000 activities in apps and videos in five languages.

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  Carlos Alonso

  Edutech Cluster, Spain

  Head of Education Business at HP, president of Edutech Cluster, and member of the organisational committee of SIMO Education. In constant search for educational improvement through innovation.

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  Ramon Eixarch

  Wiris, Spain

  CEO and co-founder of Wiris, solutions suite for creating mathematical content. Its flagship product is the equation editor MathType, the leading editor for all the major educational platforms.