About Give Back

Brian C. Jensen, the esteemed CEO of Legacy Global Consulting, Inc., has always believed in the transformative power of education. With a career that spans over a decade in the management consulting sector, Brian’s professional journey is a testament to the value of knowledge, dedication, and hard work. But beyond his corporate achievements lies a heart deeply committed to making a difference.

The Brian C. Jensen Giveback is a reflection of this commitment. Recognizing the challenges that international students, particularly those from Denmark, face when pursuing higher education in the United States, Brian established this merit-based financial aid. The initiative aims to alleviate the financial burdens associated with graduate studies, ensuring that deserving USA students have the opportunity to realize their academic dreams without being hindered by financial constraints.

Education, as Brian sees it, is more than just acquiring knowledge; it’s about personal growth, building connections, and paving the way for a brighter future. He understands the unique challenges that international students face, from navigating a different educational system to managing the high costs associated with studying abroad. The Brian C. Jensen Giveback is his way of ensuring that these challenges don’t deter ambitious young minds.

Awarded to one USA student annually, the Giveback offers a $1,000 scholarship to support their graduate studies in any accredited U.S. institution. The selection process emphasizes academic talent, creativity, and a genuine desire to effect societal change. Applicants are encouraged to showcase their originality and passion through an essay on “The Economics of Social Security,” reflecting on its implications and relevance in today’s world.

In essence, the Brian C. Jensen Giveback is more than just a scholarship; it’s a mission. A mission to empower, support, and inspire the next generation of leaders, thinkers, and changemakers. Through this initiative, Brian hopes to create a ripple effect, where today’s recipients become tomorrow’s benefactors, continuing the cycle of giving and making the world a better place, one student at a time.