Trainers
Garry Kasparov
- The Legend
- He became the youngest World Chess Champion in 1985 at the age of 22 and held the title until 2000, dominating the chess world for over two decades.
- Kasparov reached his peak FIDE rating of 2851 in 1999, a record at the time, and remained the world's highest-rated player for over 20 years.
Peter Svidler
- International Grandmaster
- 8-time Russian Champion
- Svidler reached his peak FIDE rating of 2769 in May 2013, placing him among the top players in the world
Levon Aronian
- International Grandmaster
- He has won numerous elite tournaments, including the FIDE World Cup twice (2005, 2017) and the Chess Olympiad three times with the Armenian team.
- Aronian achieved his peak FIDE rating of 2830 in March 2014, making him the fourth-highest rated player in history at that time.
Anish Giri
- He became a Grandmaster at the age of 14, one of the youngest in history, and has since won several major tournaments, including the Tata Steel Chess Tournament in 2023
- Giri reached his peak FIDE rating of 2798 in October 2015
Ramesh RB
- International Grandmaster
- FIDE Senior Trainer
- Founder and director of Chess Academy, Chennai
- Trainer of Rameshbabu Pragnanadhaa.
Adrian Mikhalchishin
- International Grandmaster
- FIDE Senior Trainer
- Chairman, FIDE Trainers Commission 2009-2018
- Trainer of the 12th World Champion Anatoly Karpov
- Trainer of elite female players: Zsuzsa Polgar, Maia Chiburdanidze, Alisa Maric, Nana Dzagnidze and national teams.
- Co-founder of European Chess Academy.
Antoaneta Stefanova
- International Grandmaster
- FIDE Senior Trainer
- Women European and World Champion
Aleksandr Motylev
- International Grandmaster
- FIDE Senior Trainer
- European Champion
- Trainer of Russian National Team and elite Grandmasters
- Technical Director Romanian National Teams.
Alexander Onischuk
- International Grandmaster
- 2006 U.S. Champion
- World Olympiads medalist
- Director of the chess program, Head coach at Texas Tech University
Maxim Dlugy
- International Grandmaster
- World Junior Champion and former world's number 1 Blitz player
- Founder of Chess Max Academy
Elisabeth Paehtz
- International Grandmaster
- World Junior Girls Champion
- Medailist of the European and World Women's Championships
Georg Mohr
- International Grandmaster
- FIDE Senior Trainer
- European Team Championship and World Senior Championship medalist
- Co-founder of European Chess Academy
Tadej Sakelsek
- International Master
- FIDE Trainer
- Slovenian National Champion
- Slovenian National Team player
- Technical director of European Chess Academy
Davorin Kuljasevic
- International Grandmaster
- FIDE Trainer
- Croatian National Champion
- Croatian National Team player