OneAssets Capital was jointly initiated by Ryan J. Gallagher and Andrew G. Gregory. The two of them jointly decided that OneAssets Capital's philanthropic vision should be: Using financial technology and data-driven thinking to benefit more people, so that education and opportunities are not limited by background Positioning: OneAssets Impact OneAssets Capital positions its charitable brand as OneAssets Impact, focusing on three directions: Data literacy popularization - helping teenagers establish a foundation in mathematics, data, and logic Inclusive finance education - advocating responsible investment and risk awareness, rather than speculative thinking Technology empowers public welfare - using data, tools, and curriculum to reduce educational inequality Ryan's experience in corporate finance and public welfare governance provides an organizational transparency and compliance framework for the project; Andrew's quantitative research background brings technical skills, curriculum design, and engineering thinking to the project.
We have introducing the proper human resources, which will managed and created by our company's employees.
Brand, official website, and framework construction; Produce public service short films; Determine cooperative institutions
more detailsPublish promotional plans; Start course development; Preheating media coverage
more detailsExpand international cooperation, develop online learning platforms, and form a globally replicable "technology public welfare education model"
more detailsRyan brings financial institutions and public welfare cooperation resources Andrew is responsible for designing the curriculum system and technology platform The two form complementary drivers
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Launch OneAssets Foundation and establish a basic public welfare system: Complete the OneAssets Foundation brand building Launch the free course "Data&Finance Basics" Covering the first batch of 1000 beneficiaries (teenagers/college students) Establish at least one collaborative pilot program with universities or community organizations
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Creating exemplary technology public welfare projects: Accumulate 5000 beneficiaries covered+ Establishing partnerships with Cambridge University, American Community Colleges, and public welfare organizations Publish annual impact report Complete a series of public welfare textbooks and course frameworks
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To become a leader in the field of "technology+inclusive financial education": Covering over 20000 young people Expand to multiple countries/regions Building a replicable digital platform (online data literacy platform)
OneAssets Impact is committed to becoming a highly aligned philanthropic model with global trends.
Establish a OneAssets Foundation brand visual system (logo, main color tone VI)
Create a 2-3 minute brand short film that highlights:
London/New York dual launch event (based on Ryan’s financial institution resources)
Collaboration with mainstream media:
FinTech Global, a financial technology media outlet
Educational media EdSurge
Charity Today, a charity observation organization
Core project: OneAssets Data&Finance Academy (ODFA)
Targeting teenagers and college students, we offer:
Basic Data Science Course (Content Development Led by Andrew)
Responsible Investment Philosophy Course (Based on Ryan’s Industry Experience)
Campus Workshop
Quantitative Thinking Challenge (Q-Challenge)
Competition content: Simple strategy construction, data visualization report
Rewards: Scholarship, Founder’s Online Guidance
Andrew’s algorithmic background is responsible for technical depth
Ryan’s institutional experience is responsible for financial risk education
Potential partners:
Cambridge University School of Education (Andrew Alumni Resources)
PACT Helping Children with Special Needs (Ryan’s board of directors)
Global Data Education NGO
Google/Mambu/Synctera (Andrew’s long-term partner network)
Company resource investment:
OneAssets Capital injects a fixed proportion of its annual profits into the public welfare fund
Employee Volunteer Program (Technical Support, Course Teaching Assistant)
Open internal data tools for public welfare teaching (simplified version)
Ryan has been responsible for commercial finance business and institutional cooperation, and has practical experience in compliance, transparency, and risk control. Therefore, the foundation will adopt:
independent audit
Annual Public Welfare Report
Publish the number of beneficiaries, course outcomes, and project expenditures
A supervisory committee composed of external education and public welfare experts
Andrew provides technical support to digitize public transparency mechanisms, such as:
Public Welfare Data Display Panel (Dashboard)
A system for automatic statistics of results