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Andy Psarianos

Andy Psarianos is the co-founder and CEO of Math — No Problem! and Pomegranate, an interactive whiteboard.

A Montréal native, Andy is a leading figure in math education, known for pioneering the introduction of the Singapore model to Western schools. Math — No Problem! has helped more than 3 million children worldwide become more confident mathematicians and problem-solvers. Highly visual and accessible, the program is especially effective for children with learning disability designations. It is trusted by more than 20,000 school teachers in 5,500 schools globally, and has been officially recognized by the governments of the UK and New Zealand.

Julie Neal

Julie Neal is the Chief of Staff at Math — No Problem! where she brings over 20 years of leadership experience.

A Western University graduate with a background in Social Sciences and Fine Art, Julie is known for her ability to navigate complex organizational challenges with speed and precision. Her experience ranges from sales and marketing to event and project management across the education and technology sectors. Julie is a passionate advocate for math mastery and its transformative impact on children’s lives. She continues to be inspired by the global reach of Math — No Problem! and its mission to build confident, capable learners through visual, accessible teaching.

Robin Potter

Robin is the Head of Community Engagement at Math — No Problem!

She draws on an extensive background working with UK accredited schools. Her main responsibility is spearheading the company's Canadian expansion by building relationships with schools and partners. Robin is the point of contact for educators seeking the resources, connection, and backing they need to succeed.