Who Are We?

We are the pioneering team behind the FE4C’s National Consumer-Driven Economy (CDE) Model represents a paradigm shift in economic structuring, integrating decentralized financial tools, investment-driven consumption, and real-time GDP tracking to create a self-sustaining economic ecosystem. CDE Model transforms national consumption finance transactions into investment-driven economics. The model converts national consumption finance and sales transactions’ buyer and seller commissions into an investment vehicle. This enables both consumers and producers to earn investment returns with each transaction, accumulating an increase in their nECIFund stockholder equity positions. The Financial Ecosystem 4 Consumerizm (FE4C) establishes a self-funding and self-sustaining, consumer-powered financial ecosystem, driving sustainable economic expansion and revolutionizing the financial landscape of the future Consumer-Driven Economy.

History of Business

Before the FC4C project, the founder, Waldemar W. Ejtel, was part of the US-based Minutia Tech project. This project focused on research and development of the “image technology process” (ITP) to create an exchange format and trading platform through which virtually anything that can be digitized could become a tradable asset commodity. The Image Technology Process will henceforth become part of the FE4C and 4Zeet projects.

Mining & Investment Background

Waldemar W Ejtel has successfully led private enterprises to publicly traded status on the Vancouver Stock Exchange. His strategic insights into financial markets have also been instrumental in state-level business diplomacy, including contributions to Canada’s economic missions abroad. He has also played a significant role in state-level business initiatives, such as the Official Canadian Business Mission to Poland led by Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Hon. Don Mazankowski.

Waldemar was the former president of International Cost Minerals (ICM), a publicly traded company on the Vancouver Stock Exchange (VSE) in British Columbia, Canada, during the 1980s and 1990s. Under Ejtel’s leadership, ICM entered into a mining business agreement with KGHM Polska Miedź S.A., Poland’s state-controlled copper mining and smelting giant. This relationship marked a significant cross-border mining collaboration that involved Canadian capital markets and one of Europe’s largest resource firms.

During Ejtel’s tenure, ICM pursued strategic international ventures aimed at leveraging geopolitical shifts and resource market openings in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Notably, ICM entered into a business agreement with the Ural Copper Plant, a major industrial operation based in the former Soviet Union, to explore and potentially develop mining interests tied to copper extraction and processing.

In the 1980s and 1990s, Waldemar Ejtel served as President of International Coast Minerals Corporation (ICM), overseeing gold mining projects in the Kennedy River Valley Gold Belt on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Under his leadership, ICM—alongside affiliated firms Nationwide Gold Mines Corporation (NGM) and Pacific Bay Minerals Corporation (PBM)—secured control over significant regional mineral assets. His expertise in strategic partnerships and capital financing was evident in negotiations with major mining entities. A notable agreement included a joint venture with Kerr Addison Mines Ltd., wherein Kerr Addison committed $1.75 million to acquire a 60% stake in the United Tommy Group gold property.

Vision and Impact

With a strong foundation in mining and public company management, Waldemar Ejtel leads the FE4C and 4Zeet Institute as a multi-billion-dollar financial infrastructure prospect, comparable in disruptive potential to Uber’s transformation of the transportation industry.