Dr. George Selleck functions in varied roles as psychologist, educator, and consultant. He has more than forty years of experience as a counselor, educator, author, coach, referee, and athlete. Dr. Selleck is the co-founder 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. Dr. Selleck has authored various books including Coach Sense, the manual on effective coaching. Dr. Selleck helped SportzVillage formulate the Sportz4Kids program.

B Jayashankar serves as Director at SportzVillage. His previous experience includes roles with Mudra, Grey Worldwide. He was also COO at Qsupport. Jayashankar holds degrees in Science from Loyola College, Chennai and an MBA from IRMA, and was a Champion Javelin thrower at college.

A well known Olympian Hockey player, Mr. V. Bhaskaran represented India in 287 matches at the international level. He was part of medal winning teams in tournaments such as the 2nd World Cup, Asian Games (Tehran–1974), Asian Games (Bangkok–1978), Champions Trophy (Pakistan–1978), Pre-Olympic Games (Moscow–1979) and, of course the Olympic Games in Moscow 1980, where he captained India to a Gold medal.

Mr. Bhaskaran currently serves as Senior Personnel Officer / Sports in the Southern Railways. As coach, he has been responsible for the team winning the Gold in the Azlan Shah Tournament in Kuala Lumpur (1995), the 4 Nations Tournament in Chandigarh (1995) and the Junior World Cup Qualifying Round in Singapore (1995). In addition, his team has won the Silver in the Junior World Cup in the UK (1997)and Bronze in the Azlan Shah Tournament in Malaysia (2006)

Mr. Bhaskaran is the recepient of many awards including the Arjuna Award (1979), Padmashree Award (1981), All India Journalist Award (1981), Grade I Coach (Federation Internationale de Hockey – 1996) and Param Acharya (2007). In addition, Mr. Bhaskaran has been awarded the Railway Ministers Award (1979) and Best Sportsperson in the Railways Award (1980).

Dr. Usha Sujit holds a Ph.D in Physical Education from Jiwaji University besides also having a Masters degree in Physical Education, a P G Diploma in Sports Management and a Certificate in Physiology of Physical Activity and Ageing from the Western Ontario University, Canada. In addition, she is also a Certified Fitness Instructor from Western Ontario University.

Dr. Usha Sujit has over 18 years of Post Graduate teaching experience and has previously been Research Assistant at LNCPE, Gwalior and Lecturer at BPCA’s College of Physical Education, Wadala, Mumbai. She currently holds the post of Reader at LNCPE Thiruvananthapuram. She is also Member of Board of Studies of Mahatma Gandhi University at Calicut, Kannur and Kerala.

Dr. Usha Sujit has had articles published in various National and International publications including Journal of Sports Management, North American Society for Sports Management (1993), Document of the Olympic Museum Collection published by the International Olympic Committee (1994), National Sports Policies; An International Handbook published by the Greenwood Publishing House (1996). National Level publications include Journal of Physical Education and Sports Science. Dr. Usha Sujit was part of a collaborative review on Global Perspectives on Healthy Ageing between the university of Nijmegen, Netherlands and Loyola College, Trivandrum. Over the past 18 years, Dr. Usha has attended several conferences and workshops including the International Conference on Sports Management (Coimbatore), “Sharing Success in Sport” organised by the Australian Sports Commission, National Workshop on the Development of Curriculum in Physical Education for Schools, LNCPE, Gwalior to name just a few.