Official Heritage · United Kingdom
A businessman, international investor and philanthropist who built his family's legacy from Leeds, England into an enterprise reaching across the world — from the western hemisphere to Dubai, UAE.
Heritage in England. Capital across the Atlantic. Land in The Bahamas. A strategic hub in Dubai. Follow the story as it unfolds.
Lord Neil B. Gibson's journey started off at his birth in Walton Hall. He was born on September 10th 1963. Later on in life through acquisition of lands, Lord Neil B. Gibson retained his title as seen today — Lord of Wheldrake and Warter Priory. This was under the Assignor asset claimed incorporeal rights to the said style and title pursuant to the Law of Property ACT 1925.
Wheldrake and Warter Priory are within a 25 mile radius as the crow flies of each other. Walton Hall is a stately home in the county of West Yorkshire, England, near Wakefield. It was built in the Palladian style in 1767 on an island within a 26-acre (11 ha) lake, on the site of a former moated medieval hall.
It was the ancestral home of the naturalist and traveller Charles Waterton, who made Walton Hall into the world's first wildfowl and nature reserve. Waterton's son, Edmund, sold the estate.
The Waterton Collection is now in Wakefield Museum. Walton Hall is now part of the Waterton Park Hotel. In the 1940s and again in the early 1950s and early 1960s, the Hall served as a maternity home.
LNBG
International Investments
CEO & Founder — Lord Neil Benjamin Gibson. An International Business Company offering a modern alternative to traditional funding.
LNBG International Investments is an IBC (International Business Company), also known by the acronym “LNBG”. It is a company offering an alternative to traditional funding.
As did the United Kingdom of Great Britain from Europe, people are forced to follow guidelines which are long, tedious and overwhelming. LNBG streamlines the process — making it simple, easy and quick, while assuring positive results for our clients.
Lord Neil Benjamin Gibson, Minister of Trade and Investment Erwin Contreras, and novice U.D.P. politician Ralph Huang dominated social media coverage, intensifying after Huang was elected U.D.P. Standard Bearer in Cayo South amid public discussion and online reports regarding Gibson's investor credentials.
Causes that reach beyond capital — children, energy and financial access for communities that need a stronger foundation.
Lord Neil Gibson has always felt that if you impact the children of the world in need, in any region in a positive way, that this can have a direct result to a better future. Many of these children have no voice — we believe the best way to protect them is to provide the best possible living conditions for their families through housing, food, medicine, education and jobs.
Lord Gibson and LNBG, LLC are currently working with their partners on the construction of spherical valve engine head technology, which will allow the use of natural gas to power generators and create low-cost electricity on site. This timely project taps the existing gas fields, bringing economic sense back to low-priced natural gas.
The Central Bank of Lesotho has released the Financial Institutions Money Transfer Regulations. The regulations seek to clarify procedures of registering, licensing and supervising the money transfer institutions, in an effort to ensure more control of the sector and protect consumers.
April 29th was a significant day for Lord Neil Benjamin Gibson and LNBG Investment LLC. On that date, Lord Gibson signed contracts with Imperial Capital Investments LLC. This multi-million dollar deal is in relation to land owned by Gibson in The Bahamas, totalling over 700 acres.
The land in The Bahamas was purchased by Gibson several years ago and is further proof of his entrepreneurial spirit and his uncanny ability to see potential where others may overlook. This particular piece of land has a storied past and is now ripe for development — and Lord Gibson is excited about what is coming in the very near future.
Lord Neil Gibson transitioned his family's commercial enterprise from Leeds, England, scaling local real estate assets into thriving ventures spanning the Western Hemisphere and the Middle East.
Following a 27-year presence in the United States developing residential projects, premier hospitality venues, and digital platforms, Lord Gibson expanded operations into the UAE, creating a strategic capital base to advance international initiatives and philanthropic commitments worldwide.
Transitioned the family foundation into dynamic cross-border enterprises.
27-year tenure expanding commercial real estate, nightlife, and gaming platforms.
Strategic capital center fueling international operations and global philanthropy.
“My inspiration for all these accomplishments came to me from my late father, Wilfred Gibson. The best piece of advice I got from him was: if opportunity doesn't knock, build a door.”
Our vision is to build a city composed of modular units that can be readily added to or removed from a framework to meet rising demand, accommodate the social mobility of owners who wish to upgrade their living spaces, and simplify the moving process. Each single modular unit is based on a standard 40ft high-cube shipping container.
Units can be combined in a cohesive manner to provide the desired living space for each owner. All units will be off-grid capable through the use of rooftop solar panels or wind turbines, providing their own independent water source — and for tract-home models, a virtual marketplace enables owners to seek or advertise available space in a particular locale.
For investment enquiries, heritage matters or philanthropic partnerships — the office of Lord Neil Benjamin Gibson welcomes considered correspondence.