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Starting his own tech venture at the age of 14, Jason Brink became heavily involved in the early days of web development. Jason is a prolific writer and thought leader in the blockchain space and won the 2014 Global Development Network / Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation award for his paper “The AidDollar; Using Distributed Ledger Technology to Fix the Leaky Foreign Aid Pipeline.” He has since advised countries on their blockchain policies as an independent tech consultant via his company, Rubric Partners.

Jason has advised on numerous blockchain- and VR-based projects over the years since entering the tech space. As an ecosystem expert, Jason focuses on the creation of sustainable and long-term economic structures within projects. He has focused heavily on this concept as he has worked to lead Quoxent, a distributed ledger-based company focusing on solving problems in logistics tracking.

In addition to this, Jason is one of the most sought-after university admissions coaches globally. Jason is the founder of Plato Coaching, a high-performance consulting company focusing on high net worth individuals to help families overcome the “third generation curse.”