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Woolf Governance Structure

Woolf Governance Structure
Woolf’s leadership team combines academic and operational expertise within a comprehensive governance framework, ensuring global educational excellence, regulatory compliance, and institutional integrity.
Head of Institution
Woolf employs sophisticated monitoring systems that integrate academic oversight with technological capabilities:

Dr. Joshua Broggi
Provides academic leadership and strategic direction, holding a doctorate with published academic work.
Administration Team
Experienced professionals managing operations, compliance, student services, and institutional development across our global network.

Dr. Donald Nations
Experienced leader, consultant, coach, educator, and advisor focused on organizational and individual transformation and growth. Love higher education, humanitarian/charitable service, investing in people, learning, and being part of the solution. I served as a pastor for several years before moving into coaching and then added the startup ecosystem and higher education.

Dr. Matthew Wootton
Dr. Matthew Wootton is an experienced strategist with a background spanning academic accreditation, compliance, customer success, and digital content. He is known for his ability to quickly learn, adapt, and solve complex problems across varied domains. Matthew also brings deep expertise in social research, with a PhD in Human Geography from the University of Durham and a track record of designing and managing research projects from start to finish.

Dr. Yajnaseni Mukherjee
Dr. Yajnaseni Mukherjee is an accomplished educationist with over 20 years of experience in the higher education sector. She currently serves as Assistant Professor at Amity Institute of English Studies and Research, Amity University, India. Her work spans curriculum development, academic content design, and research supervision at undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels. A prolific researcher, she has contributed to journals, books, and academic conferences, reflecting her deep commitment to advancing education and scholarship.

Aparajita Verma
Aparajita Verma is an experienced compliance professional with a focus on regulatory governance, risk management, and institutional integrity. She holds a B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) from Symbiosis International University in India. Aparajita began her career as a Legal Analyst in Mumbai, where she gained expertise in corporate law, compliance frameworks, and forensic investigations. She later joined UBS Bank as an AML Compliance Analyst, supporting anti-money laundering operations and regulatory governance. At Woolf, she serves as an Accreditation and Compliance Specialist, applying her legal background to help uphold global academic standards and strengthen institutional oversight.

Dr. Aderomola Onaadepo
Dr. Aderomola Onaadepo is a data-driven professional with a strong foundation in project management, research, and analytical strategy. With experience collaborating with BASF and presenting at global conferences, he brings deep expertise in data analysis, experimental design, and stakeholder engagement. Aderomola is proficient in SQL, Excel, and data visualisation, with interests in data governance, security, and business intelligence. He is passionate about using data to solve complex problems and drive decision-making in research-intensive environments.

Dr. Marten Krijgsman
Dr. Marten Kriejgsman is an Accreditation Consultant at Woolf, with over a decade of experience driving educational quality and digital transformation in higher education. He previously worked on strategic projects at a top global university and has also consulted in the pharmaceutical sector on large-scale initiatives. Marten holds a D.Phil. and M.Phil. from the University of Oxford, with a focus on inter disciplinary research across the Humanities and Social Sciences. His interests include digital humanities, innovation studies, and cultural heritage.

Madhav Shankar
Madhav Shankar is an experienced compliance professional with a strong background in law and education. He holds a BA LL.B.(Hons.) from National Law University, Delhi, and an LL.M. in Law and Technology from Tilburg University in the Netherlands. He began his career as a practicing lawyer in New Delhi before moving into corporate M&A analysis, focusing on regulatory due diligence. Madhav has also served as Assistant Professor and Assistant Dean at Jindal Global Law School, contributing to curriculum development and institutional compliance. He now works as an Academic Compliance Specialist, combining legal insight with academic standards.

Dr. K Singh
Dr. Kiran Jot Singh is Associate Professor and Assistant Dean of Industrial Relations at Chandigarh University, India. He holds a PGDM from IIM Rohtak and a PhD in Human–Robot Interaction. His research explores the intersection of technology and well-being, with interests in human-computer interaction and happiness studies. Dr. Singh has filed 12 patents and leads several funded research projects. His work bridges academic inquiry and practical application in emerging technologies.

Himadri Desai
Himadri Desai is a globally trained legal specialist with expertise in international law, technology law, and commercial regulation. She earned her LL.M. from Penn State Law as a full-merit scholar and holds a B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) from Symbiosis International University in India. Himadri began her legal career in criminal litigation in India before transitioning to U.S. practice, focusing on personal injury and immigration law. As an Academic Compliance Specialist at Woolf, she applies her legal acumen to uphold rigorous academic standards and ensure procedural integrity across institutions.
Faculty Council and Committee Structure
Deans leading individual colleges at Woolf, each bringing specialized expertise in their academic disciplines.
Faculty Council
All members of Woolf’s Faculty across all colleges are equally members of the Woolf Faculty Council.
Academic Finance Committee
The Faculty Council represents all active faculty members and operates as the primary academic governance body: