Our Mission

To translate complex neuroscience and health research into actionable solutions that support cognitive wellbeing in a rapidly aging world.

We incorporate diverse global perspectives while remaining grounded in empirical evidence, rigorous research, and scientific inquiry.

We believe that understanding the brain can transform how we design the infrastructure, workplaces, and communities in which people live and age. By applying this perspective, we strive to support healthier individuals, productive organizations, engaging environments, and resilient communities.

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Company Overview

With roots in academic and clinical neuroscience research, we bring evidence-based rigor to every engagement — translating decades of brain science into practical strategies that work in the real world.

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Our Founder

Jeanelle France is a neuroscience research professional with over a decade of experience in academic and clinical research. Her work spans neuropsychiatric biomarkers, community-based longitudinal studies, and the neurobiology of aging — including contributions to large-scale dementia research at one of the country's leading academic medical centers.

She founded CCI on a simple belief: that brain science should be accessible and actionable for everyone. Her work is driven by a deep interest in healthy aging and cognitive health, and in translating complex research into meaningful real-world impact across diverse populations, communities, and health systems.

Informed by extensive travel in Southeast Asia, Europe and the Caribbean, Jeanelle brings a global perspective to aging research — one that takes seriously both empirical biomedical science and the traditional health knowledge embedded in diverse cultures. Her current work explores how these two worlds can inform each other to build more inclusive, effective approaches to cognitive health worldwide.