DR. GEORGE
SELLECK
Dr. George Selleck, Ph.D. [Fallbrook, CA] is a consultant and
advisor to SportzVillage. He spent significant time in Bangalore
meeting 100's of children and parents. He has helped SportzVillage
formulate the Sportz4kidz program. Dr. Selleck has more than
forty years of experience as a counselor, educator, author,
coach, referee, and athlete. He is the cofounder of Parents
for Good Sports, a nonprofit organization created to help parents
raise good sports. He is also the founder of Sports for Life,
Inc., an organization dedicated to enhancing youth development
through positive participation in sports.
PASCAL WATTIAUX
Pascal is currently an independent consultant.
Until recently he
was the interim Director of Technology at the London Organising
Committee for the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games where he
was responsible for defining a technology strategy, launching
the first critical initiatives as well as recruiting an elite
Technology Team. Pascal is still consulting for London2012.
His Olympic experience stretches back to 1988 when working
for Andersen Consulting where he was director of a project for
the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville. As Director of Technology
for the International Olympic Committee (1996-1999) Pascal was
responsible for the co-ordination of the technology departments
of summer and winter Games, starting just after the Atlanta
1996 Games.
As Senior Vice-President of digital media company, Quokka,
Pascal worked on optimising real time publishing of live events
such as the Americas Cup and the Sydney Olympics on the internet,
broadband platforms, wireless platforms and interactive TV.
In his previous roles Pascal has been Group CIO at Pinault-Printemps-Redoute,
a senior manager at Price Waterhouse and Director for International
Operations at Reebok International. He has been located in his
native France, Switzerland, USA and in London.
Pascal has a Masters degree with majors in telecommunications,
computer science and electronics from Ecole Nationale Supérieure
des Télécommunications in Paris.
