PAM MUNDY


EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, PAM MUNDY ASSOCIATES


Innovating in international education


Pam Mundy didn’t travel abroad until she was 23. However, once she started experiencing new countries and cultures, she embraced the global lifestyle with gusto.


H


er


travel


experience


has not been without incident. She has had interesting experiences,


including being deported from one (currently politically volatile and war torn) country for having incorrect paperwork due to an inexperienced visa agent, a gunpoint encounter in another equally challenging location, and time spent with traffic law enforcement in Kazakhstan and Jakarta – none of which were her fault and all of which were resolved quickly! “Travel changes people and you


can never go back to who you were before,” she says. “Back home, I didn't really feel that I fitted in with my own age group or the region itself when I was a child. It's only years later that I realised I was glad I didn't, because otherwise I wouldn't be doing the roles I am now.” Pam’s experience


is truly


international, having started out as a schoolgirl in Stoke-on-Trent in Staffordshire, working in education for many years before becoming a consultant and speaker


investment, selecting partnerships, school design and development and is involved in a wide variety of high- net-worth education development projects worldwide. Internationally recognised as


an author and keynote speaker, she has gained global recognition for her specialism in the development, of international education and school start-up, particularly in the Middle East and Africa, SE Asia, China, Latin America, Russia, Europe and the US. She operates at


strategic and executive


for a wide range of international school groups, as well as education businesses and organisations. She sits on prestigious UK and


international education boards, including ACS


International


Schools, the Knightsbridge School, Dukes and Little Dukes Education Groups, the Summer Fields School and the Chatmore British International


School, Bermuda.


She is also a founding member of the global network Business Women in Education.


for


organisations and companies all around the world. Pam provides consultancy to


many of the world’s leading school and education groups, independent and international schools, UK multi- academy trusts and international Ministries of Education on strategic planning, leadership, development and expansion. She also provides advice and guidance to


start-up schools on brokering and securing 78


A PASSION FOR EARLY YEARS EDUCATION Pam’s father


served for many


years in the Royal Air Force so as a child she was aware of the wider horizons that the world offered. After


Bachelor of Education at university and


subsequent


Masters degree in Early Childhood and International


Education Sussex University. She has worked


school she studied for a a


in-service at


level


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