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Bright Minds Processing is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the understanding and acceptance of learning disabilities.Our mission is to educate as many parents about children with APD and VPD. Together we can lobby schools to implement solutions. Our collaboration of professionals will empower parents and families so they can work with us to implement our APD and VPD programs into their schools.
Founder and President
Sue Mann is a visionary leader with more than 20 years of experience leading initiatives in local community and domestic health, public-private partnerships, government relations, and advocacy and policy development. As the Founder and President of the Bright Minds Processing, Mann oversees the strategic direction and all operations of the non-profit.
Executive Board Member
Dr. Sally Beatty brings extensive experience in higher education and PK-12 to her role leading strategy and operations at Best in the World Teachers, where she has driven significant growth and serves as an inspiration to partners and employees. She speaks widely at conferences on education, talent, diversity, human performance, and organizational trends, and has taught organizational development at the graduate level plus undergraduate courses in strategy, entrepreneurship, and marketing. Sally earned her bachelor's, master's, and doctorate from The Ohio State University, studied a semester at the London School of Economics, and received a FLAS Fellowship for graduate research at Northwestern University. She served four years on her local school board and now serves as an elected member of the DuPage County Board of Education. Dr. Beatty has been an ed tech mentor at SXSW EDU, a judge for the SIIA CODIE Edtech Awards, and an Educause Next Generation Learning Award recipient.
Executive Board Member
Colm Cagney is a Financial Professional with New York Life, dedicated to helping individuals, families, and business owners protect what matters most and build lasting financial security. Originally from Ireland, Colm brings a genuinely relationship-driven approach to his work, honed over years of engaging with professionals and business leaders in private golf clubs before transitioning into financial services. Deeply passionate about financial education and community engagement, he is committed to empowering people with the knowledge and confidence to make sound decisions for their future. As a member of the Bright Minds Processing Executive Board, Colm channels that same commitment into supporting the organization's mission, cultivating strong community partnerships, and driving meaningful impact throughout South Florida.
Executive Board Member
Devidasa Kawal is a distinguished education executive with over a decade of strategic leadership, curriculum development, and educational technology expertise. Her academic background includes specialized training as a Montessori educator and a reading and writing specialist from Columbia University, as well as advanced studies at the Parsons New School Publishing Institute. In her professional career, Kawal has held significant leadership roles, such as Chief Operating Officer at the Help Us Grow Foundation and Assistant Director of Strategic Initiatives at the Tampa Museum of Art. Notably, she contributed to the museum’s Centennial campaign, helping raise over $120 million and spearheading board engagement initiatives. Kawal is recognized for her innovative approach to integrating AI-driven tools and adaptive learning solutions to optimize student learning outcomes, with a deep commitment to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion through evidence-based strategies and the design of inclusive educational programs.
Bright Minds Processing Inc.
Florida 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
EIN: 85-1336250