Nuno Barroso a former chemical engineer turned serial entrepreneur, founded his family office in 2004 and shortly after launched the GCC brand internationally. The key principal behind the Global Consortium Corporation is the synergy created by bringing together;

1.  Disruptive technologies,
2.  the funding, and
3.  a major contractor to roll out and commercialise projects.

GCC works with organisations around the world helping them to:

• Identify problems/challenges
• Find solutions
• Make decisions

Through its team’s vast international experience, GCC has identified significant upcoming difficulties and structural problems with the financial system that effect all global investors. They include significant level of fraud as identified by the documentary “The China Hussel”, potential upcoming bail ins, bitcoin issues and the suite of blockchain investment products on the global market.

In 2016, GCC partnered with Rockstar Hubs, the number one mentoring organisation in the UK to create Rockstar Hubs International (“Rockstar”). In its 10th year and with over 10,000 clients, Rockstar is now UK’s biggest mentoring organisation and resource bank for entrepreneurs in the UK.

The Rockstar Resource Bank includes, Rockstar Crowdfunding, as well as Rockstar Hubs International Lawyers and the Rockstar Mentoring Platform.

GCC has created relationships that give access to proprietary technologies that identify subsurface materials many kilometres below the surface of the Earth or subsurface of the ocean. These technologies are sometimes in the public domain but all are either protected by patents or held secret until that patent is considered to be secure. The technologies exist to accurately define the presence and characteristics of water, oil and gas deposits and the identity of specific mineralizations. The technologies can amplify subterranean signals that allow determination of the locality and an indication of the volume of underground resources. The importance to host nations and to the welfare of their future generations of peoples can hardly be exaggerated.

These technologies are revolutionary and subject to extreme protection as intellectual proprietary property because they can detect and evaluate everything that lies under the surface of every country worldwide.

Following up on the location and possible identity of a resource, an aerial survey gathers data that can be transformed into precise 3D images. These identify the structures and subsurface formations that hold the resources and they can be interrogated to measure exact volumes to the point of discrimination between all types of mineralisation. The data interrogation can reveal the characteristics and therefore the value of resources many kilometres down under the surface of the Earth. An aerial survey will cover each AOI with electromagnetic, gravitational and radiometric data-gathering technologies. The survey can be by land, marine or airborne and after that data gathering, recent IP protected advances in systems integration allow the most precise interpretation of the data into 3D images. These 3D models can be joined together. Magnification enables exactitude in the process of that evaluation of wealth and there is suddenly an ability to determine the preferred method of recovery. This may be used as a guide as to how best to recover the values, in what oder of importance and how long it will take.

Assessment of value under JORC normally requires drilling but technologies move on and new science is leading the way to an ability to assess the value of the recoverable material sufficiently accurately so as to attract institutional funding for that recovery. GCC intends to make the introductions that will fund the recovery cost so that resources hidden can become part of a monetisation process for poorer nations. Once the value of a resource is known, licenses can be issued to multinationals with fair agreements as to the allocation of new
wealth.

The precision of Sub-Surface Imaging

Many technologies can see what lies beneath the ground in a small subsurface survey but the more advanced survey algorithms have moved on to overcome the confusion in complex mixtures and overlaps of signals emitted by all different materials. They are able to integrate and present the precise nature of the materials together with their extent and value.

With the various technologies available today, GCC has the means to provide the resource owners with information on the estimated value of the existing mineral resources before any permissions of governmental licenses are issued.