David Lincoln
Roper, NC (USA)
Role(s):
Founder/Owner/Principal
Game Brain Entertainment
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Location:
Roper
Industry:
Entertainment
Year Founded:
2011
Number Employees:
1-10 people
Business Stage:
Creation/Idea
Entity Type:
Sole Proprietorship
Description:
Game Brain Entertainment is an idea for a parent company that would manufacture, market, and sell a variety of invention ideas that I've created ranging from the electronics and entertainment categories all the way through food and interior design. It would also include a subdivision for a video game development studio: Ascension Studios for which I've already developed the storylines and technical details for 13 all original video game franchises. As I am very poor, a creative thinker, and in the middle of nowhere this business idea has been in the creation/idea stage for six years without receiving proper support or funding for founding a startup. I excel at the creative thought process for the products that would be offered, but lack the business acumen and abundance of varietal skills to turn my concepts into a concrete resulting business alone. Some of my other personal endeavors have been writing a book: Poetry: The Labors of Love Volume 1 and producing an album: Extroverted Introspection as well as maintaining my own all original philosophy website: manifestationdestination. I've tried pursuing the patents for my inventions, but despite interest from companies in my ideas, have not been able to secure funding for the patents and business planning expansion. My first invention has been approved to apply for an international global patent that would put it in stores in 148 countries worldwide if I could just afford the patent. I would be interested in entertaining the idea of a complete sellout of all my intellectual property rights to my inventions and video game materials for a substantial offering as I can't make use of their enormous potential singularly. I have seven inventions and 13 video game franchises up for offer. My first invention has been valued at $25 million by World Patent Marketing. For all of my intellectual property rights, I'm looking to attain $250 million for the entire collection which, to an already established business, would be well worth the investment given the broad scope and spectrum of the feasible target audiences and expected net profits from all of these ideas being fulfilled. I have more interest in a sellout than a personal startup at this point, but will look for offers either way. Thank you for your time and consideration - David T. Lincoln