Writers Capital Foundation
Bridging Cultures, Uniting Nations
The Foundation
We gather creative minds to reach the grassroots to educate and to inspire people for achieveing the concept of one-world and to protect the planet from challenges of time.
The Team
The Writers Capital Foundation is an international non-profit, non-political and non-religious literary organisation for writers and creators across the world.
The principal aim of the foundation is to bring writers and others who are in the field of creative expressions under a single umbrella to share each other their experiences, expertise and to further inspire their caliber. We also aim to provide writers and artists a great platform for their vivid expressions.
The organisation stands for creative people across the globe and is dedicated to fostering qualities that would ensure their overall development to help them create their own footprints in the world.
We believe it is our prime responsibility to act for social causes and we aim to reinforce values for humanity that would benefit the whole world.
A team comprising visionary writers, academicians and individuals passionate about humanitarian missions from across the world makes the Writers Capital International Foundation.
Here are the key person who lead the community:
Preeth Nambiar
Founder President & CEO
Irene Doura Kavadia
Secretary -General
Johanna Devadayavu
Chief Operating Officer
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