While there are many who do not know the name Lord Neil Gibson, he has been instrumental in shaping the lives of many underserved people throughout the world. His company LNBG LLC has been a guiding light in areas of the world where there is a possibility for economic prosperity due to exploitable natural resources or human capital, yet the natives of the areas have been overlooked due to infrastructure issues. One of the saddest situations is when a community is sitting right on top of resources that could make them not only financially independent, but wealthy...and these same people re not able to take advantage of their situation due to the fact that their governing bodies have not installed the necessary infrastructure that would enable these types of projects to succeed.
If there are no adequate roads, schools, bridges, housing and other elements that would make daily life tolerable for a work force, then it is quite difficult to move to the next level of installing the mines and factories that could make them prosper. The majority of companies that are in the business of creating these types of installations are not in the business of creating infrastructure, and as a result the projects will fall by the wayside due to a lack of interest, or a moving on by the companies into areas that are easier to Manage. Lord Neil Gibson has always viewed philanthropy and business as able to co-exist, and as a result he has created a methodology that has enabled underserved communities to thrive as a result of their natural resources available.
Gibson spends large amounts of time working with local governments in target areas in order to streamline injections of foreign capital and intellectual resources in order to enact the first stages of plans that will ultimately result in factories and mines employing entire communities. As part of a general plan, Gibson harnesses the leverage of existing and new partnerships with companies specialized in each aspect of the plan, from the installation of the infrastructure necessary to the building of the facilities that will employ the local population. As a result, all investors share the wealth that is later generated by these projects, and the local population grows and prospers through steady employment, creation of ancillary businesses that serve the community, and profit sharing with the ownership companies. In this way, Gibson shows investors returns while still uplifiting communities.
