Our team brings decades of combined experience from major trading floors, investment banks, and energy companies. We've lived through market crashes, boom cycles, and everything in between – and now we're here to guide your career development journey.
What sets us apart isn't just our technical knowledge – it's the varied paths that brought us together. From floor trading veterans to quantitative analysts, each team member contributes a unique perspective shaped by real-world experience.
Some of our team cut their teeth on traditional trading floors before electronic markets took over. There's something irreplaceable about learning to read market sentiment when you're surrounded by shouting traders and flashing screens. That instinct for market psychology? You can't learn it from textbooks alone.
Our quantitative analysts bring a different energy to the team. While others might rely on gut feeling, they see patterns in data that others miss completely. The beautiful thing is how these different approaches complement each other – intuition backed by solid analysis creates powerful trading strategies.
Senior Trading Strategist
Marcus spent fifteen years at Goldman Sachs before joining a boutique energy hedge fund. What I appreciate most about working with him is his ability to explain complex derivatives in ways that actually make sense. He's the kind of mentor who remembers what it was like to be overwhelmed by market complexity.
World Info Bridge didn't start as a grand business plan. It began with frustrating conversations about how traditional finance education fails to prepare people for real market conditions. Too much theory, not enough practical application.
We founded the company in late 2023 after realizing that the Czech Republic's growing energy sector needed better-trained professionals. The timing felt right – energy markets were evolving rapidly, and traditional training programs weren't keeping pace.
What drives us isn't just teaching oil pricing mechanics – though that's important. We want to develop professionals who understand how geopolitical events in Nigeria affect Brent crude spreads, or how weather patterns influence natural gas volatility. It's about seeing the bigger picture.