José Gabriel Carrasco Ramírez is a Venezuelan entrepreneur and lawyer, a graduate of Universidad Católica Andrés Bello in Caracas, Venezuela. He holds an M.Sc. and a Ph.D. in International Law and International Relations. With more than 40 years of expertise in computing and systems, his professional profile integrates long-cycle technical practice with strategic planning. He works as a consultant in strategic planning and prospective and has developed methodological designs in this field. He is also an expert in security and defense and authored La Seguridad de la Nación Venezolana: Modelo Teórico (2011).

In the technological domain, he is the creator of the paradigm State-Parallel Computing (SPC), an innovation grounded in the triad (Φ, M, {Λt}) and the Fbit, a computational primitive in which trajectory suppression operates as a boundary condition for information propagation. He is currently the CEO of Quarks Advantage, an R&D firm based in Jersey City focused on SPC, artificial intelligence, quantum computing and innovative materials.

On behalf of the Participatory Group for National Conciliation, he was involved in peacebuilding processes in Venezuela led by the Organization of American States and The Carter Center in 2002 and 2003. Since then, he has put forward proposals across multiple moments of political interaction in response to the prolonged crisis of political stability in Venezuela.

He is the author of Evilness Cahoot, also published in Spanish as Contubernio Maligno, a strategic analysis that lays out the architecture of oppression engineered by the regime that has devastated Venezuela. The book details each line of a malevolent master plan applied cruelly and systematically against the population to break its libertarian spirit. After its publication in July 2022, relevant changes unfolded in the evolution of the Venezuelan situation—internally, in the United States context, and across the linked domains of immigration and regional security.

Committed to contributing so that the Venezuelan nation freely assumes control of its future, José Gabriel Carrasco Ramírez wrote National Conciliation: The Path to the Democratic Emancipation of Venezuela (2023), a work that addresses Venezuela’s complex political crisis and frames dialogue and national reconciliation as a structural, strategic pathway to overcome it. He then continued and completed that arc with When the People Rise (2024), the culminating volume of a trilogy that interprets the forces leading to the historic electoral defeat of Nicolás Maduro on July 28, 2024, tracing the opposition’s evolution from fragmentation into a unified democratic insurgency and detailing the strategic requirements to secure a free future amid fraud-based power-retention attempts. The book also foregrounds the role of international actors—particularly The Carter Center—in exposing the reality of the 2024 elections to the world and positions Venezuela’s experience as a strategic blueprint for democratic transitions under entrenched authoritarianism.

With Maduro’s removal from Venezuela in early 2026, the author’s thesis—carried to an extreme in The Oracle of the Great Mamerto: The Irreversible Defeat of Nicolás Maduro (2024)—became reality, creating an opportunity for Venezuela’s reconstruction.

In the field of legal management, his professional experience is framed in human rights, public law, administrative law, international public law, international negotiations, intellectual property, and trademark law.

As an entrepreneur, his activities have spanned sectors ranging from food and beverage, logistics, oil, and mining to technology, innovation, and the environment. With a firm interest in economic and social development across broad community sectors, he has developed and promoted productive-chain projects focused on economically depressed areas, based on a sustainable productive economic development model methodologically elaborated by him.

In addition to a master’s degree in customs and foreign trade, his professional background is complemented by experience in public administration, where he has held leadership roles in urban planning projects, conservation of historical heritage, tourism, local development, and social work. His professional trajectory also includes extensive experience in organizational development, finance, process management, and information technology. He is an international consultant on labor and social security matters—an area he knows from the bottom up—having served as a trade-union legal adviser.

Among other responsibilities, he has served as a consultant to the United Nations Development Programme project for Social Security Reform in Venezuela; a consultant to the Ministry of Labor of Venezuela; an adviser to the Ministry of the Interior and Justice of Venezuela; Planning Manager of the Corporation for the Development of the Central Region (CORPOCENTRO); General Director of the Mayor’s Office of Puerto Cabello; President of the Corporation for Economic and Social Development of Puerto Cabello; Coordinator of regional offices of the Attorney General’s Office in Venezuela; and an adviser to the Office of the Attorney General of the Republic.

A writer of essays and manuals, he is Director of Goya Foods Corp. in Venezuela. He is also Director of Redanálisis Consultores, a company dedicated to developing strategic and demographic studies of a confidential nature. With a holistic vision of community life, he is committed to his motto: Believe, Create, and Do.