Famous Africa’s leading innovator and brain boss behind Compassionate Capitalism Economic System, King Charles Lambert has introduced a Pan African CEO forum.
According to king Lambert who has been nicknamed The African Oracle, the CEO Forum is the first of it’s kind on the African continent.
The CEO Forum which has been positioned to serve as a massive breakthrough for business owners is aimed at ending foreign brand imperialism through empowering African business leaders by giving them the opportunity to become pillars in any of the 28 sectors of basic human needs that they operate in.
According to statistics, Africa has only 2% access to global trade and loses over $700 billion dollars every year in capital flight to foreign corporations.
This domination of foreign corporations in Africa’s economy is the only reason why there is 70% unemployment, slow paced development and failure of most Africans businesses.
Hence, King Lambert, designer of 28 mobile applications and countless Softwares introduced the Pan African CEO forum to empower African CEOs and drive the continent towards its next level of development. Which appears to be an exciting initiative.
The CEO Forum, according to the brilliant innovator, offers incredible benefits to business owners who can earn lifetime monthly dividends of up to $3,400 through ownership of what he tagged 34 prime stakeholder slots.
CEOs and business leaders will also have access to $1 million dollars in production capital and endless access to more funding when required once they join.
That’s not all! The forum will also assist members in transforming their businesses into franchises that will expand throughout Africa. This means they will have access to larger markets and fantastic opportunity for growth and success.
Also, King Lambert promises that by joining the Compassionate Capitalism CEOs forum, CEOs and business owners can also enjoy benefits like technology support, celebrity endorsements, media exposure and public relations, legal support, access to quality human resources, job creation opportunities, and a community of like-minded entrepreneurs. An incredible package of perks!
The CEOs forum will bring Africa’s top tier businesses together and this is a once in a lifetime opportunity for CEOs to join.
Understanding the Compassionate Capitalism Economic System as created by King Charles Lambert
The king Lambert’s Compassionate Capitalism Economic System is an amazing plan to tackle the negative aspects of capitalism in Africa. It offers countless solutions for consumers, businesses, charities, and governments, all with the goal of ending poverty, discrimination, and injustices among the African people. It’s all about helping the African people and making a positive impact!
After 20 years of development, Compassionate Capitalism is being implemented through a 5 phase blueprint which will see it host 1 billion Africans under one platform and become valued at over $1 trillion dollars per annum.
Hence, all business owners need to ensure they’re not importing products into Africa and order 500 T-shirts along with 250 face caps branded with company logo, which they can either resell or give to customers and employees.
This simple requirement makes you a full member of the Pan-African CEO Forum, so you can access its 7 amazing benefits, and most importantly, you can order the T-shirts through a 6-month payment plan so the cost burden is light, and by the 7th month, you start enjoying the benefits, beginning with the $3,400 monthly business support income.
Once supported, execution of the long awaited Compassionate Capitalism Economic System 5 phase plan will be easier and more effective.
The 5 Phases blueprint for Compassionate Capitalism execution outlines a clear path to generating a whopping $1 trillion dollars per year through this new economic system. And guess what? The members of the CEO forum will be the ones benefiting the most from these revenues, as they contribute to the economic transformation of Africa through industrialization. It’s a win-win situation!
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