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Crystal Lim-Lange
Co-Founder & CEO of Forest WolfCrystal is an expert on future-readiness, an education pioneer and a public speaker on the global stage. She is the CEO of Forest Wolf, a future-readiness consultancy and Strategic Advisor to Minerva Project, one of the most innovative Universities globally, and the most selective University in the Western world.
Crystal is also the co-author of the bestselling book Deep Human, a guide to the social emotional superskills of the future, and writes for Channel NewsAsia on careers, talent development and life skills.
Prior to Forest Wolf, Crystal was the founding Director of the National University of Singapore’s Centre for Future-ready Graduates, where she implemented innovative large-scale future-ready skills programmes which have prepared over 15,000 youth for a rapidly changing world.
Today, Crystal travels around the world advising corporates and government bodies on how best to prepare for the future and is passionate about shifting consciousness.
Dr Gregor Lim-Lange
Co-Founder & Chief Psychologist of Forest WolfDr Gregor Lim-Lange is an expert in the fields of clinical and positive psychology, social emotional intelligence and mindfulness, and the Co-Founder and Chief Psychologist of Forest Wolf, a future-readiness consultancy.
He was previously the Head of Learning & Development at the National University of Singapore’s Centre for Future-ready Graduates and a Senior Lecturer in the Psychology department.
Greg is also the co-author of the bestselling book Deep Human, a guide to the social emotional superskills of the future, and writes for Channel NewsAsia on psychology and mental wellness.
Greg delights in designing innovative curricula and programmes, researching outcomes and working with individuals, leaders, couples and families. He is also a highly sought after educator, psychotherapist, and mindfulness teacher. He is also the co-editor of Clinical Psychology in Singapore.