Overview
Abel Paul George is a Design Futurist whose work spans tech, consumer products, fashion, and entertainment. His impact reaches Fortune 500 companies, shaping culture at the intersection of design, technology, and strategy.
He is a co-founder of New Bible Belt, a Christian collective of founders, builders, and creatives working across media, design, fashion, entertainment, and technology. He also co-founded WOLF, an experimental production company creating films, campaigns, and visual archives.
Alongside his wife, Anamika S. George, he leads Abel Paul George, their advisory firm and design and strategy studio.
Early Life and Education
Born to Malayali parents, Abel's early years were shaped by literature, art, and engineering. His father introduced him to the internet, fueling a lifelong obsession with digital craftsmanship. In 2005, he got his first laptop and taught himself coding, UX, and software development through open-source courses.
By 2013, he was freelancing as a full-stack developer. Though he attended Georgia State and Georgia Tech, he left at 18 to pursue his creative career, prioritizing real-world experience over traditional education.
Career
Abel moves seamlessly between industries, reimagining creative and strategic landscapes.
Alongside his wife, Anamika S. George, he also leads Abel Paul George, their advisory firm and design and strategy studio. The practice brings creative direction, design, and strategic positioning together across private enterprise, government, and sovereign wealth.
They also lead APG Family, their family office, which brings together their broader advisory and investment practices.
As a co-founder of New Bible Belt, Abel brings founders and creatives together around shared Christian convictions and projects across culture and technology. At WOLF, which he also co-founded, his work extends into feature films, brand films, and visual archives for founders, artists, and institutions.
Personal Faith & Philosophy
Faith is the foundation of Abel's work. He sees creativity as a means of testimony, designing systems that invite deeper meaning and purpose. For him, innovation is about conviction, legacy, and impact.
His guiding principle: "Being confident of this, that He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ."
