Armin is co-founder of WorldMedSchool and the Jean Monnet Professor of Law and Economics at HEC Paris. Previously, he was a senior government official serving in the German Ministry of Finance and a lawyer at the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Geneva. Armin held fellowship and lecturing positions at Oxford University, Harvard University and the Max Planck Institute for Collective Goods in Bonn (Germany). 

Soubantik Ghosh has academic qualifications from IE & HEC, two globally top business schools – with electronics & communication engineering background. He has work experience in various functions such as research, teaching pedagogy, business development, organizational change management, information technology project management, strategy & implementation in consulting in firms of different sizes. He has studied, volunteered, and worked in 5 countries across two continents. Besides the academic and professional side, Soubantik is a globe trotter and loves traveling as his hobby. He has toured 37+ countries so far.

Lamont currently serves on the faculty at the Australian Graduate School of Management at the University of New South Wales (AGSM@UNSW) where he develops and delivers courses such as Strategy, Data Analytics & Decision-Making, Growth and Innovation for MBA students and executives. As Director of Industry Partnerships at AGSM@UNSW, Lamont leads Strategic Consulting Projects with Big Tech (Google to Amazon), leading Australian corporations (Woolworths to Qantas), scale-ups (Harrison.AI to Immutable), innovative start-ups, and non-profits (UNHCR to B Corp). Lamont also engages organisations to integrate Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors into corporate strategies, fostering sustainable business practices with B Corp.

As an entrepreneur, Lamont has founded startups backed by institutions such as Stanford University, SOSV Ventures, and HAX/Johnson&Johnson. His teams and products have won awards at CES, SXSW, and TechCrunch in Artificial Intelligence, Education, and Social Impact. Lamont also dedicates his time to mentoring, advising, and investing in startups from Stanford StartX, TechStars, UNSW Founders, and the Energy Lab.

Originally trained as a computational neuroscientist (Brandeis Ph.D.) and in Bioinformatics/Biophysics (UCSF Post-Doctoral Fellow), Lamont has also previously worked in pharmaceuticals (Roche) and biotechnology companies (Deltagen and spin-out Afasci).

Lamont is passionate about forming meaningful connections with innovators, creators, and leaders to create change and drive forward collective progress.

Daniel holds a Master’s in Global Politics from London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), and is a medical doctor with medical working experience in Germany and Ghana. As doctoral researcher he conducted clinical research on severe malaria and published in the Malaria Journal and in Intensive Care Medicine.