​​​​​​​Georgina Harris is passionate about engineering and the STEM agenda. She believes these professions are filled with problem-solvers, driving innovation and development for societal benefit – and that their importance and currency are highlighted regularly in announcements relating to the national skills agenda, no more so than now in the midst of a global pandemic. She is proud of the leadership role she plays within this context, contributing both to education and to furthering knowledge through research in collaborative partnership with industry.

Mike comes with extensive knowledge and experience of engineering higher education.  He is currently the President of the Engineering Professors’ Council (EPC) – the representative voice of engineering academics across the UK.  He has led on a high-profile policy paper for successful engineering degree apprenticeships and played a leading role in the New Approaches to Engineering Higher Education programme formed by the EPC and the Institution of Engineering Technology.

Mina Katti joined Arden University in 2021 as a Programme Team Leader before being promoted to the position of Principal Lecturer in 2022 and then Deputy Head of School in April 2023.  She has undertaken several duties external to her role such as External Examiner at the Open University and the University of Bedfordshire, and validation panel membership for various programmes.

Sin Wee Lee has a strong background in Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning, having done research and teaching in the area for the past 15 years. His research work has been well recognised and featured on the front page of The Times and various newspapers interviews. He then moved on into programme leadership and, as head of academic partnerships, developed courses and set up TNE partnerships in Engineering and Computing courses before joining Arden.