Dr Woo Yen Yen is Program Leader in MA Arts Pedagogy and Practice at LASALLE, University of the Arts Singapore. With a passion for blending technology, creative arts, and education, she co-created the popular Dim Sum Warriors comic series and app, directed award-winning films, and wrote a stage musical that toured 25 cities in China.  Holding a doctorate from Teachers College, Columbia University, she has served as Associate Professor of Education at Long Island University in New York and Visiting Professor at Taiwan's National Central University.

Dr Jonathan Gander is Head of School of Creative Industries at LASALLE, University of the Arts Singapore. His expertise is on strategies for the Creative and Cultural Industries. A book on the subject is available on Amazon Routledge. Jonathan holds a degree in Politics (Sheffield), an MBA (Westminster), and a PhD (King’s College, London). His research explores the strategies and business model innovations in the creative economy, particularly those aimed at developing sustainable production and consumption cycles. An experienced academic, he also provides strategizing workshops and keynotes for business leaders in the UK, Austria and Russia. Jonathan has held visiting professorships at Universities in Germany, Russia, Spain and China and worked at a number of Universities in the UK including University of the Arts, London, University of East Anglia and Kingston University. He is currently Head of School of Creative Industries at LASALLE, University of the Arts Singapore.
 

Dr Natalia Grincheva is a Programme Leader in Arts Management at LASALLE College of the Arts, University of the Arts Singapore and an Honorary Senior Research Fellow in the Digital Studio at the University of Melbourne. Her research focuses on innovative forms and global trends in contemporary museology, digital diplomacy and international cultural relations. She received many prestigious international academic awards, including Fulbright (2007–2009), Quebec Fund (2011–2013), Australian Endeavour (2012–2013) and SOROS research grant (2013–2014). In 2020 she was awarded Oxford Fellowship for her visiting research residency at the Digital Diplomacy Research Center at the University of Oxford. Apart from her most recent co-authored book, Geopolitics of Digital Heritage (Cambridge University Press: 2024), Dr Grincheva’s publication portfolio includes two monographs: Museum Diplomacy in the Digital Age (Routledge: 2020) and Global Trends in Museum Diplomacy (Routledge: 2019).

Dr Rosslyn Prosser is Programme Leader in Masters of Creative Writing at LASALLE, University of the Arts Singapore, and is CI on an Australian Research Council funded Linkage project with the History Trust and Migration Museum of South Australia, University of Adelaide and RMIT entitled LGBT Migrations: Life Story Narratives in the South Australian GLAM Sector. With co-author Rob Cover, she has a monograph on Memory and Storytelling due for publication with Routledge, 2024.
 

Andreas Schlegel is Senior Lecturer in Design Communication at LASALLE, University of the Arts Singapore. He works across disciplines and creates objects, tools, and interfaces where art, design and technology meet in a curious way. Many of his works are collaborative and have been presented on screen, in code, as installation, workshop or performance. His practice focuses on contemporary and open-source technologies, where outcomes are informed by computation, interaction, networks and generative processes. His individual and collaborative works are diverse in nature and presentation and have been traveling locally and internationally to contemporary art spaces and museums. His early passion for code has translated into generative and installation art projects, and contributions to the processing community since the early 2000s.