Our Leadership

At the heart of every successful organization stands a visionary leader who unites the team and drives its mission forward. For Fundface, that leader is Mr. Fernan Moore, the guiding force behind the company’s impactful initiatives.

Mr. Moore’s passion for meaningful societal transformation stems from his recognition of systemic economic challenges in Trinidad and Tobago. He identified the government’s policy of devaluing the Trinidad and Tobago dollar, which diminishes the US dollar value of wages earned in the local currency. This policy exacerbates income inequality and impoverishes the average working citizen, creating conditions akin to modern slavery—where individuals toil with inadequate compensation, as defined by Google’s description of slavery: a state of laboring intensely without fair pay or recognition.

In Trinidad and Tobago, a socialist framework means the government controls most production and serves as the largest employer. By devaluing the local currency, the government reduces labor costs for its agencies, boosting its US dollar profits at the expense of workers’ livelihoods. This self-serving approach leaves little motivation for the government to enhance the well-being of its citizens, as evidenced by the absence of robust metrics to evaluate quality of life in the country.

Confronted with a system that neglects the collective good, Mr. Moore took it upon himself to act as a champion for the people. Through Fundface, he has pioneered a free-market solution to combat poverty, empowering communities and fostering economic equity.

Mr. Moore spearheaded a groundbreaking, patent-pending system that enables Fundface to generate profits by strategically revaluing sovereign currencies through free-market investments. By increasing the US dollar value of these currencies, Fundface effectively enhances the real value of wages paid in those currencies, systematically alleviating poverty for workers in affected regions. This approach not only benefits individuals but also supports governments by injecting significant US dollar liquidity into their economies, creating a win-win scenario for societal progress.