Your people are already there
One address each person owns, a website built from blocks, and a control panel to reach everyone in a community.
Look for: The address you own, who you should meet and why, and Scan the door.
Six steps: who I am, what NexusG8 is, the proof, the business, where it goes and how to back it. The first is right here. Each one after it opens one page and tells you what to look for there.
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Who I am, and the question I have spent five years on.
Five years on one question
Five years of research, two books and the State of the Ummah report (a sponsored study on the root cause of fragmentation in the world’s fastest growing community, the Muslim demographic), distilled into five steps.
We pay rent to reach our own people.
In our first market alone, community organizations pay an estimated $64M to $253M a year, modeled, just to speak to their own people on platforms they do not own.
It is not a spending problem. It is a routing problem.
Nobody can see who is in the room, what they can do or what they need, so the right people never meet.
So I built the rails, and named a new industry: CIaaS.
One address for every person, a door for every community, and discovery that runs on its own: less friction, faster introductions, and reach that grows with every member.
It is live.
Open since 24 October, with the Town Hall open to everyone and the first communities on it.
A public utility that gives back.
Built to serve the community, not farm it, and designed so half of eligible profit returns to the communities that create the value.
The State of the Ummah report (a sponsored study on the root cause of fragmentation in the world’s fastest growing community, the Muslim demographic). Its findings suggest the largest universal pain point, and the root cause of fragmentation, is neither ethnic nor religious: it affects every community. Read the report
Our thanks to The Muslim Capitalist for sponsoring the study.
The product itself, as a member and a community use it.
If you would rather watch first.
One address each person owns, a website built from blocks, and a control panel to reach everyone in a community.
Look for: The address you own, who you should meet and why, and Scan the door.
Go deeper
What happened when a real room used it.
One weekend, one gathering, and every person given an address of their own. What the room found.
Look for: The map: 252 reasons to meet, between 37 people in one room.
Go deeper
How it earns, what it costs to grow, and the numbers.
Free for people, and communities pay first. The model, its payback and where it goes in fourteen months.
Look for: Who pays, the four month payback, and the base and upside numbers.
The ten year picture, and what is given back.
From one useful introduction to a utility built for generations, with half of eligible net profit proposed for community trusts.
Look for: Start with a useful connection, build for generations, and the path to it.
Go deeper
Two different asks: give, or invest.
A gift toward the first $50,000, starting with $20,000. It buys no shares, no note and no return, and is not tax deductible.
Look for: Four ways to help, then Read this before you give.
$850,000 in four tranches, with only the first open. Owning part of the company is a private conversation.
Look for: Choose how you take part, and the questions under it.
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