Brain Wealth Projects

The first two in this programs set was developed out of application of principles of knowledge management from an academic work in Lulea University of Technology, Sweden in 2011 by Clerk J. Brandon, an Eddish royal now heading the company operations in Nigeria, Africa, Middle East and Scandinavia. Other socioeconomic development programs were later... developed arround the core principles on which the first ones were based from strands of innovative ideas drawn from other academic works at Oxford University (United Kingdom), Hong Kong University Polytechnic (China), Havard (United States) and Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden). The composite programs of Brain Wealth Projects were all designed in line with mandates of national government agencies and the operational goals of transnational development organizations like World Bank, UNESCO, UNDP and UNICEF. From a lone director enterprise with a Swedish leaning corporate culture first incorporated in 2014 to make a business out of experimentally implementing socioeconomic development programs using business models, Brain Wealth Projects has grown into a transnational enterprise set on a growth trajectory with focus on worldwide expansion, under a unified public/private partnership framework, called Shared Shield Initiative for Humanity of Common Needs and Shared Future. We have evolved our own unique management structures with some few elements borrowed from the governing structure of the ancient Roman Empire, complete with unique designations seen only at BWP in all corporate world, and fundamental knowledge management principles. Our operations are globally cordinated through a network of representative offices, called "Consulates", in United States, Philippines, Nigeria and South Africa. "Leadership to us at BWP is not a simply a market position we occupy; it is an unwavering commitment to serve in identifying shared needs and leveraging what we know to create solutions problems through innovative products and services woven into each of our programs, and ...Read More