A longtime Indonesia-based multinational consultant, and the President of Singapore's Business-Link Consultancy Pte. Ltd., Harvey Goldstein has past experience as president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia. Harvey Goldstein currently serves as chairman of the Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth (CTY) South East Asia Advisory Board. The globally networked organization was founded in Baltimore, Maryland, in the late 1970s and offers gifted students,from all backgrounds access to scholarships, internships, and diverse academic offerings.

CTY International operates in host nations and seeks to translate its core curriculum and services in a diversity of the regions it serves. The organization provides comprehensive support, training, and educational materials to ensure that its programs thrive, with the goal of offering the highest-quality education to gifted school-age participants worldwide. CTY International takes particular care to standardize, translate, and localize Spatial Test Battery and School and College Ability Tests for specific cultures and regions. It also maintains an International Educators Institute that trains teachers in strategies for meeting the needs of highly able students. As a result of this stringent process, the program enables talented youth to meet their full potential in a demanding and creative academic setting.

Harvey Goldstein, Singapore executive, began his teaching career as an assistant professor at the Erie County Technical Institute of New York at the State University of New York Buffalo. Two years later, Indonesia business expert Harvey Goldstein set up the first ever computer science faculty in Southeast Asia at Chulalongkorn University.

Established more than eight decades ago, Thailand’s Chulalongkorn University is the country’s first and oldest modern university, though plans for such an institution of education began nearly a full century before the school’s actual construction. When it opened, Chulalongkorn University had less than 400 students taking classes in four disciplines and spread across two campuses. In the early 1960s, the university began to focus on graduate-level education and established a number of research centers for students, professors, and professionals. Today, Thailand’s top college is comprised of almost 20 unique disciplines spread across two dozen campuses and research areas. The school is attended by more than 30,000 students, including the approximately 13,000 individuals working toward a master’s or doctoral degree.