WE'VE MADE HISTORY &
MADE THINGS HAPPEN AROUND THE WORLD.
David gets a rare tour of the only school in the world today still teaching the lost art of glass mosaic art. The school is located in northern Italy.
David visits with Lusaka Chamber of Commerce in Zambia to discuss economic development
After the end of the first "Gulf War," David successfully negotiated the logistics with the ruling family of Abu Dhabi for an American trade show which was held four months later.
Over the past two decades, we have accepted a wide variety of strategic consulting assignments, from the mundane to the most exciting projects imagineable.

We are fortunate to have been at the crossroads of history, having enjoyed a front seat for most of the dramatic and globally traumatic events of the past two decades.

We have worked on diplomatic missions, embassy receptions, trade shows, press conferences, project finance, sovererign wealth funds, and even promoted diplomatic breakthroughs of our own for which we were widely recognized.

While the entire list is too long, please find a list below of a sampling of key project successes that speak to the true nature of our qualifications.

  • New Telcom Service for the Republic of Central Africa.
  • Assisting the Republic of Malawi on expansion of more than 200 schools across the country in World Bank funded project.
  • Assisting Australian company with cleaner coal technology expand manufacturing in Western United States.
  • Assisting the Republic of Zambia to acquire partners for refinery renovation and development of oil and gas reserves.
  • Presidential Visit for the President of Mozambique to the United States.
  • Hosted and facilited more than 200 business groups in the USA and in more than a dozen foreign countries.
  • Partnering of Americans with Soviet Citizens after the Geneva Accords were signed.
  • Soviet/America High School Basketball Exchange.
  • Arranged first ever visit of NATO Supreme Allied Commander to Russia and facilitated first discussions.
  • Contracted with the U.S. Department of State on the first two "Moscow Ministeral" missions for Secretary of State James A. Baker, III.
  • Acquired and distributed first database of Soviet enterprises for sale in the west. Coverage on front page of Wall Street Journal.
  • Assisted Nobel Prize winner President Gorbachev tours of three tous of North America.
  • Produced first high-tech CD-ROM resource on school safety for Attorney General of Louisiana.
  • Organized successful mission to Baku, Azerbaijian, for International Trade Administration under Bush Administration.
  • Coordinated more than 200 American companies in hugely successful trade show in United Arab Emirates following Gulf War.
  • Was the first American to tour Turkmenistan oil refinery in Turkmenbashi, opened door for better western relations.
  • Hosted and coordinated multiple delegations of visiting international businessmen for the U.S. Department of Commece.
  • Worked with more than 500 indigineous groups in the Amazon Valley for the establishment of benefits and the construction of a university.
  • Consulting on what could be first carbon credit project on public land in the USA.
  • Selected to serve as Chairman of the Louisiana Broadband Advisory Council, saw establishment of the LONI supercomputering network and recommended changes to dramatically increase broadband funds for schools.




David in Venice, Italy with the business manager of a Saudi Crown Prince. Global arranged key business meetings in European for the Prince's Representatives.
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