LCMT London Board of Governors
Ambassador K.V. Rajan
His Excellency K. V. Rajan is a distinguished former Indian Foreign Service member who has served as an Ambassador in several key countries, including France, the USA, the UK, Zambia, Algeria, and Nepal. Throughout his illustrious career, Ambassador Rajan has held significant roles in numerous governmental and non-governmental organizations, contributing to policy and diplomatic strategies. He is also deeply involved in academia, serving in various capacities in several esteemed educational institutions.
Ambassador Rajan is an accomplished author and editor of internationally acclaimed books, notably The Ambassador’s Club and Kathmandu Chronicle: Reclaiming India–Nepal Relations, both of which have received widespread recognition. His expertise and experience have also led him to serve as the Prime Minister’s special envoy and as a member of the National Security Advisory Board, where he has significantly impacted national security policies.
Dr. Devendra Pathak
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Prof. Emeritus (Dr.) Devendra Pathak, MA, MBA, PGDSE, CAIIB, AMT, Ph.D. (BU), Ph.D. (USA), is a distinguished member of our Board of Governors, bringing extensive experience and expertise to LCMT London. He currently serves as the Distinguished Professor at FORE Academy of Management Education and Chief Executive Officer of FAME. Dr. Pathak’s illustrious career includes serving as the Vice Chancellor of several prestigious universities, such as Uttaranchal University in Dehradun, Oriental University in Indore, Dr. KN Modi University in Jaipur, and APG Shimla University in Shimla.
Dr. Pathak has been recognised with a few dozen prestigious awards for his exceptional governance and leadership. His contributions to management education have been profound, and his leadership continues to shape the future of education. His commitment to academic excellence and his visionary approach make him an invaluable asset to our institution.
Prasenjit Kumar, PhD
Dr Prasenjit Kumar, an engineer by profession, has dedicated over two decades to fostering education in the UK through his active involvement in multiple educational initiatives. As the esteemed Chairman of LCMT London, he oversees the institution’s overall management and guides its strategic direction. His commitment to education and community development was recognised in 2016 when he was honoured with the Global Achievers Award by the Citizens Integration Peace Society, a testament to his significant contributions to the field. Dr. Prasenjit Kumar’s visionary leadership continues to shape the future of education, making lasting impacts on students and the broader community.
He is a devotee of Anand Murti Jee, the founder of Anand Marga Organization. The philosophy of Ananda Marga is a synthetic outlook, recognizing a theistic singularity or ‘Supreme Consciousness’, which is claimed to be both transcendental and manifested in all. Dr Kumar intends to practice Sadhana, Service & Sacrifice, which are the fundamentals of human values.
David Webb
David Webb worked in the police force for more than 25 years. He joined the Hertfordshire Constabulary and transferred to the West Midlands Police before retiring as Superintendent Commander of Police in Birmingham. He pioneered Community Policing and is the author of ‘Policing the Rainbow,’ which promotes the philosophy and practice of policing a multi-racial society. He is Past President of the Handsworthy Rotary Club and has been honoured with the International Paul Harris Fellowship Award.
Rajesh Kumar Singh
Member of LCMT Board of Governors Senior Director of Academic & Business Development
With over 25 years in education, Rajesh Kumar Singh has an illustrious tenure as an IAS trainer and a recipient of the ‘Best Educationist’ award. His academic journey is diverse, with qualifications in Biology, Education, History, and a NET for Assistant Professorship in History. Specialising in Personality Development and Motivational Speaking, he has also authored lectures on success and management, and contributions to cultural and international relations education. His leadership at LCMT London is geared towards driving academic innovation and excellence on a global scale.
Mohit Mamudi
ADVISOR, LCMT LONDON
With an MBA from Boston University (USA), Mohit Mamudi has worked as a Marketing Manager at Procter & Gamble before setting up Amacom group of management/marketing consultancy and advertising agencies in the UK and acting as the group’s executive chairman. Amacom Group consisted of subsidiaries and affiliates in more than a dozen countries from Central & Eastern Europe, North Africa and the Middle East to Russia and China, serving major multinational corporations. He is founder of the non-profit Centre for Management Development Studies and has conducted many training seminars and academic courses in strategic management, marketing and CSR in a number of countries, and published books and academic papers on these subjects.
Peter Sage
ADVISOR, LCMT LONDON
Peter Sage has been working in the academic area for the last 10 years and isserving as an Adjunct Professor of George Washington University. He provides exceptional guidance and support to the academic department of LCMT London. He is also the co-ordinator of AMURT, which is affiliated with the United Nations, and has travelled to over 120 countries to coordinate various social service activities worldwide. Under his leadership AMURT was granted a recent substantial US Federal grant to tender services in Africa.
Mr. Peter Bowyer
ADVISOR, LCMT London
Peter Bowyer is a lead Trainer for Pearson, which is an internationally recognised leading degree awarding organisation. He is a visiting professor in the UK who has held high positions at several UK degree-awarding institutions for the past over 20 years. His contributions in academics are well known in both public and private sectors within the UK and Europe.
Dr Charles Chatterjee
LLM (CAMBRIDGE), Ph.D. (London) , BARRISTER
ADVISOR LCMT London
Dr. Charles Chatterjee studied law at the University of Cambridge and the University of London, holding several professorial positions in international commercial and criminal law at UK universities. He is a Barrister in England and Wales with over 20 years of practice. Currently, he is a Senior Associate Fellow at Warwick University, an Associate Fellow at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London. Appointed by the World Health Organization as a Rapporteur, he has developed scientific papers on family health care and prevention. Dr. Chatterjee has served as a legal consultant to the Commonwealth Secretariat and advises various governments on legal issues.
