
ISLC 2025
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International School Leader Conference - Europe 2025
The International School Leader Conference (ISLC) is designed for busy school leaders to gather for challenging PD, networking, and time away from the busyness of school life. ISLC keynote speakers will challenge your thinking as the small group interaction sharpens your understanding. You do not want to miss this one. This conference will be held on April 27-30, 2025 at Melia Calvia Beach Resort on the beautiful island of Mallorca, Spain in the Mediterranean. Rooms are reserved right next door at Melia South Beach.
Leaders from ALL ACSI regions are heartily invited to attend.
"ISLC 2023 was the most helpful, encouraging, and thought-provoking conference I have attended in the last 6 years. The global perspective of how God is at work, the fresh take on leadership, the practical resources for managing current trends, and the slower-paced format blended together for a great experience."
- Joe Crain, Deputy Superintendent, Grace International School (Thailand)
Keynote Speakers


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Peter Greer
CEO of Hope International
Peter Greer is president and CEO of HOPE International. Peter’s favorite part of his job is spending time with the entrepreneurs HOPE serves—whether harvesting coffee with farmers in Rwanda, dancing alongside savings groups in Haiti, or visiting the greenhouses of entrepreneurs in Ukraine. Prior to HOPE, he worked in Rwanda, Cambodia, and Zimbabwe and received a master's in public policy from Harvard’s Kennedy School. In his spare time, he has co-authored 12 books, including Lead with Prayer: The Spiritual Habits of World-Changing Leaders and The Gift of Disillusionment. He lives with his wife, Laurel, and their four children in Lancaster, PA.
Keynote Sessions
Staying Mission True
Presented by Peter Greer, CEO of Hope International
Leading with Prayer
Presented by Peter Greer, CEO of Hope International
Karen Wrobbel, EdD
Director, International Cohort, Gordon College Graduate Leadership
Karen Wrobbel, EdD, is delighted to join international school leaders in Spain, which was her home for 14 years as an international Christian school educator. Currently, she directs the international cohort in Gordon College's MA in Leadership, a program focused on Christian school leadership that is taught exclusively by professors who are internationally experienced. Dr. Wrobbel remains active in international education through leading ACSI accreditation teams, volunteer work with two organizations that serve globally mobile families, and as a Senior Consultant with the GLOBAL School Consulting Group. Her book, The Globally Mobile Family's Guide to Educating Children Overseas, helps families make wise choices among the various educational options that are available to them in their international residences. In addition to her years in Spain, Karen also lived in Venezuela and Costa Rica, serving in roles that included teacher, administrator, school board member, and children's education coordinator for her agency. Prior to her work with Gordon College, Dr. Wrobbel was Dean of the College and Graduate School and Professor of Education at Trinity International University (Illinois). Karen's husband, Paul, is head of school at a Christian school near their home in the suburbs of Chicago. They have two adult daughters, two sons-in-love, and eight grandchildren.
Keynote Sessions
Think Marathon, Not Sprint: Leadership Longevity through Work, Life & Rest
Presented by Dr. Karen Wrobbel, Director, International Cohort, Gordon College Graduate Leadership
P. George Tryfiates
Vice President for Public Policy & Legal Affairs, ACSI
P. George Tryfiates is ACSI’s Vice President for Public Policy & Legal Affairs in Washington, DC. He has filled multiple roles in public policy throughout his career in D.C., including one as executive director for over 13 years of a national Christian public policy organization and, earlier, as the first full-time executive director of a state-level Christian public policy organization. The latter he helped to transition from its volunteer base in one part of the state to the state capital. George has participated in all aspects of public policy, including nonprofit governance and policy, advocacy, and media. He holds an M.A. in public policy from Regent University. George enjoys history and lives with his wife in historic Fredericksburg where Jefferson crafted his Statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom. They have been married for 33 years and have four adult children who all graduated from Christian high school.
Keynote Sessions
Steps to Restoring Human Dignity Amid Cultural Collapse
Presented by George Tryfiates, Vice President for Public Policy & Legal Affairs, ACSI