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“Bannana in
Russia” is both a personal story of a quest to “make a difference” by
seeking a personal destiny by identifying “comparative advantage”, and a
business book, describing and illustrating (with examples) a business
model for the commercialization of potentially transformational
technologies. A key business topic addressed is the need to properly
protect intellectual property with international patents.
The setting for my story is a young
Russia, emerging in the early 90’s
after the collapse of the Soviet Union. It can thus also be considered a
travel book of historical interest. And written to attract attention to
a technology I found in Moscow with the potential to change the world:
the world’s first effective treatment and potential PREVENTION of
Alzheimer’s and other age-related neurological ailments!
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One of the chapters (16) describes
Vadim
Kotelnikov’s Virtual Venture
Valley conference in Ulyanovsk,
Russia, in 2010, a preview of ideas and
concepts that became the Innompic Games.
The book is difficult to
categorize. What I can say is that it is a true story of a life lived
without fear that hopefully contains relevant lessons for Innompic Games
participants, learned in “the school of hard knocks”. |
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If you find it interesting, and worth reading, you are invited to pass
it on to friends so it gains the viral visibility on the world-wide web
I believe it deserves... |
