Dr. Abraham Ninan

— Where Story, Sound & Strategy Collide

 

Dr. Abraham Ninan (aka Abe) is a global creative force. Author. Jazz fusion disruptor. Visual storyteller. His work doesn’t follow trends—it sets them on fire.

 

Driven by a passion for environmental awareness and children’s education, Abe creates books that ignite curiosity, spark imagination, and build a sense of responsibility in the next generation. His stories are immersive—built to entertain, engage, and empower young minds to care about the world they’re inheriting.

 

But that’s just one layer.

 

Abe holds a PhD in Business and Creative Industries, with senior research fellowships at Purdue University (USA) and QUT (Australia). He’s completed executive programs at Harvard, Oxford, Stanford, Yale, Wharton, Paris International School of Political Studies, and Berklee College of Music. Certifications from the World Bank, IMF, and IBM add extra firepower to a career that spans academia, business, and culture across the U.S., Australia, and Asia.

 

As founder of NYC-based Road Scholar Music, Abe is reshaping jazz fusion—mixing analog grit with digital edge. His photography project, Chromatic Exposures, is signed by Getty Images and brings a cinematic lens to everyday chaos, capturing energy that can’t be staged.

 

His books and creative projects are now live in 15+ countries—including the U.S., UK, Australia, Japan, Germany, Brazil, India, and South Africa—building a global movement of readers and listeners who want more than content. They want connection.

 

Abe’s voice is sharp, and impossible to ignore. Think Hunter S. Thompson meets Basquiat in the digital age. His work challenges you to think harder, feel deeper, and unlearn the predictable.

 

If his frequency hits you, don’t just follow—amplify. Leave a review. Share the work. Join the signal.