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Sergey Donskoy

Assistant to Chair

Sergey Donskoy holds master-level degrees in public administration, in law, and in economics. He gained expertise in infotech and legal domains, and acquired work experience in a number of organizations, including U.S. corporations. 

In 2000, Sergey first in the world proposed crowdinvesting based on individual contracts and advocated for enacting a law promoting and protecting crowdinvesting entities. In 2008, he designed eIDAS platform “Unified Electronic Card” which offered a number of online services with the use of a single identity card, digital document signing, and securing transactions in the chained records of the public ledger. In 2014, Mr. Donskoy proposed a concept of quaternary education and designed a novel careers platform governing the job market at national level, which would allow for eliminating structural and frictional unemployment, providing guaranteed jobs to nearly every unemployed. In 2024, he has introduced a list of ten human goods derived with the objective approach, moving forward the new natural law theory. Mr. Donskoy has developed a conception of natural human rights, proposed the single universal moral law and the four fundamental legal relations which guide the legal intent of a lawmaker, and drafted the Universal Declaration of Inalienable Rights.

Sergey Donskoy published scholarly articles on institutional economics of national systems of innovation. He developed university course programs along with academic tutorials, gained teaching experience, instructed university students and evaluated their works. Sergey is Fulbright alumnus and Chairman at Professional Competence Institute — a research organization developing the platforms and promoting Quaternary education as a socioeconomic institution. At IIBHB Sergey works on attracting grants, scientific aspects and legal matters associated with developing and realization of IIBHB projects.



]]> Rosalie Say https://iibhb.org/rosalie-say/ Wed, 29 Jul 2015 13:01:36 +0000 http://iibhb.com/?p=76

Rosalie Say
Chief Financial Officer

A long time volunteer of the non-profit, Rosalie has years of combined experience in trade and investment promotion, research, planning and management of development programs and projects working with the Philippine government, regional intergovernmental and non-profit organizations. She earned her Masters in Development Studies from the Institute of Social Studies in the Netherlands.

]]> Derek Whitworth, PhD https://iibhb.org/derek-whitworth/ Wed, 29 Jul 2015 13:00:34 +0000 http://iibhb.com/?p=88

Derek Whitworth, PhD
Former President

Derek was with the Institute since its founding. Originally trained as a biochemist and then a chemical engineer he has worked on engineering projects in different countries in several industries from brewing to forestry. Derek has had a long varied career examining ways that waste materials can be economically transformed to beneficial uses. This has included using residual brewery yeast as a source of enzymes, wood wastes converted to fuel alcohol, heavily contaminated industrial sites being cleaned up for productive use, and sanitary waste water being cleaned up to irrigate Napa Valley vineyards. His interests now are focused on using plants and other low energy systems to ensure that water is never wasted. Derek earned his PhD from England.

]]> Rash B. Ghosh, PhD https://iibhb.org/rash-ghosh/ Wed, 29 Jul 2015 12:59:37 +0000 http://iibhb.com/?p=275

Rash B. Ghosh, PhD

Founder
Charles Townes Professor of Water Chemistry
Inventor of Hydrogrameen

Rash earned his PhD from the University of Salford, Manchester, in the United Kingdom, studying the hydrodynamics and ecology of the polluted Mersey River estuary and the Liverpool Bay. After this, he returned to the Bengal Basin in Bangladesh and India and assessed the causes of increased levels of arsenic and other toxics in the drinking water resources. Dr. Ghosh has had the opportunity to work with and learn from scholars on three continents on projects and studies concerning the Bengal, Liverpool/Manchester, and San Francisco basins as well as super-fund sites in California and beyond. Dr. Ghosh was a university lecturer at Salford under water science and technology, was a scientist at Stanford University conducting research on canopy chemistry, interactions of climate, nutrient cycling, and global warming for NASA. He was also a scientist at the California Department of Health Services and the California Environmental Protection Agency and worked groundwater mitigation, super-fund toxic waste sites, and risk assessment, health, and safety. Dr. Ghosh now develops meaningful solutions such as Hydrogrameen which injects freshwater to replenish depleted aquifers uniformly across the planet which prevents further land subsidence. Hydrogrameen has been developed by Dr. Ghosh for over 35 years with the assistance of many professional, interdisciplinary and world-class scientists of the Bengal and Himalayan Basins of India, Europe, and California; they include Charles H. Townes, the father of the laser and Nobel Laureate Glenn T. Seaborg (both co-founders of IIBHB). Dr. Ghosh is a former Asst. Professor at Dhaka Jagannath University, he became Charles Townes Professor in 2007 and was confirmed in 2008.

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