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LUTHER has achievements worldwide in EDUCATION LEADERSHIP, MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT, COMMUNICATION, TEAM BUILDING, DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE & MASTER PLANNING.Luther - "Brings great Ideas and great People ...voir plusLUTHER has achievements worldwide in EDUCATION LEADERSHIP, MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT, COMMUNICATION, TEAM BUILDING, DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE & MASTER PLANNING.Luther - "Brings great Ideas and great People together."Inspiring learning, communication, and media with a MEd in Educational Leadership, International Baccalaureate (IBO) Leadership Practice and Research Qualifications; he led City University's Inquiry-Based Learning, Architecture and Environmental Studies program as Chief Examiner and Course Leader, focusing on Sustainable Design.Luther was Chief Design Architect on Beijing Olympics/China National Games/HK Disney and other high-profile projects, and in-charge of Singapore's Recreational Master Plan as a Master Planner for the Government of Singapore liaising with Ministers, CEO’s, Directors, Stakeholders, the Public and Press to realize design Visions.Luther is represented by super-agent Sandra Dijkstra who Newsweek calls, “The Best Agent in the West.” and SCHOLASTIC and Benchmark EDUCATION publishes his 12 book Magic Mirror Series to bring the mystery of ancient and modern Asia alive.His research on "International-Mindedness" was conducted with IB and United World College Principals, and Dr. David Hawley, Dir. Gen. of the International School of Geneva (Ecolint) and fmr Chief Academic Officer of the International Baccalaureate (IBO), and was advised by Professor Allan Walker, Dean of the Faculty of Education EdUHK. Luther has proven global Media/Education/Design expertise.From creating spaces in the most vibrant cities of Asia, to designing innovative Humanities, Literature, and Design curricula, and magical Stories and Entertainment Media - Luther has the Vision to Inspire Joy in learning, creativity and excellence worldwide.voir moins