About Us
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Better Bridge |
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| The company
was founded by Audrey Grant and David Lindop in 1992. Since then, Jason
Grant Lindop has joined the team.
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| Audrey
Grant |
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| Audrey is the author of the official textbooks for the American Contract Bridge League (ACBL) and developed their Teacher Accreditation Program (TAP) which has been used to train thousands of teachers for over a decade. Currently Audrey is working on a new bridge book series, Bridge Basics, and a new approach to training teachers, Audrey Grant Teachers' Certification (AGTC: ACBL Approved). The Bridge Basics books are receiving rave reviews across North America. The new teachers training approach is ideal not only for teachers but anyone wanting to teach the game of bridge whether it be to friends, family, or groups. For several years Audrey has hosted a TV series about bridge. She is the very popular host of Better Bridge Festivals and and Cruises along with the rest of her Better Bridge Team. Audrey calls herself an expert in simplicity, and has developed methods to present the secrets of the experts in a way that can be understood and used to play better bridge. The products she develops are current and clear. While improving bridge skills, they focus on preserving that magic when people, of any age, get together to play and stay mentally fit. |
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| David
Lindop |
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David
Lindop is an international player who has represented Canada many times,
winning the silver medal in Corpus Christi. He provides the technical support
for the Better Bridge product line: the books, TV shows, lectures and the
magazine.
He has worked behind the scenes as a bridge organizer, serving as a member of the Board of Directors for ACBL's Unit 166. David was vice-president of the Canadian Bridge Federation and worked organizing the first Canadian Team Trials. He was the chairman of the North American Bridge Championship in Toronto which, at the time, was the largest bridge tournament in world attracting 24,000 tables over a ten day period.
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| Jason
Grant Lindop |
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