ISP Leadership Team
After spending six years as the principal of ISP's Primary School, Mrs. Peverelli assumed the position of Head of School in December, 2008. She has a BA in Psychology & Political Science from the University of Western Ontario (Canada), and an MA in Management of International Schools from Oxford Brookes University (UK). She is also trained as a Montessori early childhood educator, and has taught at, founded and headed schools in France, Uruguay, Brazil, the USA and Venezuela. Truly a citizen of the world, Mrs. Peverelli is fluent in Spanish, Portuguese, English, and French.
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 | Barry Mansfield is a British national and has been working in international education since 1988. He joined ISP in August 2009 having worked as both teacher and administrator in IB schools in Africa, Europe and the Middle East. Barry graduated from Nottingham University, UK, and is currently completing a Masters in educational management. He works on school accreditation teams for the Council of International Schools and the New England Association of Schools and Colleges and is also a graduate of the Principals' Training Center. |
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Danielle Beaulieu arrived at ISP in 2004 as PYP coordinator
and grade 2 teacher. Since, she has occupied a variety of positions
in the Primary School including Information Technology teacher,
Vice-Principal and Interim Principal. She speaks four languages and holds both Canadian
and Italian nationality. Danielle has a Bachelor of Arts and a
Bachelor of Education as well as additional qualifications
in special education and computers in the classroom. |
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 | Stéphanie has been at ISP as a Personnel Manager since 2003, and became HR Director in September 2008. She has a Master's degree in Sociology and a postgraduate degree (DESS) in Business Administration. Stéphanie comes from the Loire Valley, and before coming to ISP she also worked in Human Resources in eastern France and in the Paris area. Click here for more information about working at ISP. |
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Finance Director - Isabelle Giraud-Carrier
Isabelle Giraud-Carrier has been the Finance Director of ISP since 2001, and she has more than 15 years experience in finance management in international companies (Hewlett Packard and Walt Disney Company). She graduated in Finance from the European Business School, and has work experience in China and Mexico. Isabelle is French, and she is also fluent in Spanish and English.
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IT Director - Ling Lange
 | A Japanese national, but fluent in Chinese as well, Ling has a Master's degree from Southampton University (UK) in Informational Technology, specifically in how to integrate IT in a classroom setting. She has two undergraduate degrees, one in Linguistics from the Normal University in China, and an Associates degree in accounting from Anhui Trading University, also in China. Before coming to ISP, Ling worked as an ICT teacher and trainer at the British School in Tokyo, Japan. She came to ISP in 2007 as the Primary School ICT teacher and facilitator, and assumed the position of IT Director for the whole School in May, 2008. Ling strongly believes in life-long learning and that information technology is a path for children to "learn how to learn." |
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Director of External Affairs - Carrie Levenson-Wahl
 | As a former French teacher, Carrie Levenson-Wahl brings many years of academic experience to her work in Development. An American national, she has a B.A. in French Literature from Boston University and an M.A. in French Linguistics from Indiana University. As the Director of External Affairs, she is using her past experience in the field to build a culture of giving and asking at the School. Prior to Paris, she spent more than 20 years working in alumni affairs, marketing, and fund raising at several independent schools in the United States, and has special expertise in annual funds, capital campaigns, major gifts, and start-up programs. Carrie is a frequent speaker and presenter for ECIS, NAIS, and CASE. |
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