The SCM Board of Advisors

Dr. Carla Herrera, Ph. D
Youth Mentoring Expert & Researcher
Dr. Carla Herrera received her Ph.D. from the University of Michigan. She is an independent consultant who was most recently a senior research fellow at Public/Private Ventures. Dr. Herrera has published numerous reports and articles on school-based, community-based and group mentoring over the past 19 years. Her studies have helped inform the field about the relationships that develop in these programs, the experiences of youth and mentors, how and which youth benefit and how program practices may shape these experiences and benefits.

Robert Landau
International School
Administrator
In China, Robert had the honor and privilege of directing the Western Academy of Beijing. During that time, he led a complete visioning process that produced an exemplary new kind of mission and vision statement. He also helped create the Jiashan Foundation that continues to support schools and education in the province of Gansu. During his time in China Robert had the opportunity to attend and lead numerous conferences for Chinese teachers and administrators.
After 40 years abroad Robert recently returned to the USA to become the Executive Director of the Hawai’i Association of Independent Schools. He oversees licensing, accreditation, professional development and marketing for 93 schools on all the Hawaiian Islands. He still has a close connection to Cambodia as the founder and board chair of Cambodia’s Future Foundation. CFF gives economically disadvantaged but highly capable high school students a full scholarship to university in Cambodia.

Graeme Scott
International School
Administrator
Prior to arriving at ISB, Graeme was Principal at the International School of The Hague, in the Netherlands for seven years. He has also been Head of a UK state Primary School and held leadership positions in Dubai (3 years) and Hong Kong (5 years). He began his teaching career with nine years in an inner city school in north east England before moving overseas in 1994. Graeme has a particular interest in has studied the relationship between learning and the brain for a number of years now and believes that all students (of all ages) and teachers need to know at least a little about how the brain functions and the factors that might help and hinder learning.
Graeme is married to Ali, who works in Learning Support at ISB and he has three children; Joe aged 13, Olivia 17 and Nathan 19.

Michael Nachbar
International and Online
Education Administrator
Prior to arriving at ISB, Graeme was Principal at the International School of The Hague, in the Netherlands for seven years. He has also been Head of a UK state Primary School and held leadership positions in Dubai (3 years) and Hong Kong (5 years). He began his teaching career with nine years in an inner city school in north east England before moving overseas in 1994. Graeme has a particular interest in has studied the relationship between learning and the brain for a number of years now and believes that all students (of all ages) and teachers need to know at least a little about how the brain functions and the factors that might help and hinder learning.
Graeme is married to Ali, who works in Learning Support at ISB and he has three children; Joe aged 13, Olivia 17 and Nathan 19.

Naomi Hattaway
International School
Administrator
