Spencer Lord

Spencer worked for Frank Casey in the Warner Bros. publicity office while attending the University of Chicago. He left University to travel throughout Asia—teaching ESL and working for Mother Teresa in Calcutta, India. Spencer was a full-time comedy writer and filmmaker when his mother, a clinical psychotherapist, sparked his interest in cognitive psychology, which culminated in the publications of his hit book: "The Brain Mechanic" (by "Chicken Soup for the Soul" publisher HCI Books). Spencer represents the U.S. affairs of Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil, and is now expanding the scope of the Prince's work as cofounder of Ekta Transglobal Foundation.