60 Years of Change: The Evolution of the International Schools Market : 17 June
60 Years of Change: The Evolution of the International Schools Market : 17 June
14:00 (London time)
Hosted by Kam Chohan
As ECIS celebrates its 60th anniversary, join Leigh Webb, CEO of ISC Research, to reflect on how the international schools market has evolved over the last six decades. Now standing at close to 15,000 schools, 7.4 million students, and over 700,000 staff, this session will explore key milestones in this journey, emerging trends and markets and the factors that have shaped the sector into what it is today.
Leigh is the CEO of ISC Research, the leading provider of data and intelligence on the English-medium, K-12 international schools market. Before joining the company in 2016, Leigh’s career encompassed the finance, retail and sports sectors. Leigh regularly speaks at global education conferences, providing expert commentary on trends shaping international schools and the broader education landscape.
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