Brain Trust CS began its journey at the beginning of the year 2003 when three consultancy professionals, led by Juan Bosco de la Rocha, opened an office in Madrid downtown. Among the three they were agglutinating an interesting miscellany of professional experience accumulated along an extensive career in the ambience of the Consultancy. His specialties came from sectors as technological, telecommunications, IT services, in addition to the banking, leisure and tourism, and others more traditional such as food industry.

They had at this time a small but valuable clients' portfolio. Nevertheless, they were sure that the managerial scenery around them was very promising. The idea was to construct slow but progressively a small consultancy excellence center with the tools and knowledge that they had been acquiring, testing and consolidating for years. The vocation of the project: to turn Brain Trust CS into one boutique consultancy with an international scope, capable of compete with the best and more consolidated companies of the sector..

Somehow, the Company has tried always to be inspired by the ideals of the Brain Trust Group, origin of the name.

Today, Brain Trust CS has managed to do to itself a hollow in the world of the consultancy and of the strategic analysis thanks to the hard and constant work of its team. The Company is in these moments integrated by a select and heterogeneous group of analysts and consultants working in several countries. Supporting the original beginning, Brain Trust CS has consolidated a very solid position in sectors as diverse as that of the telecommunications, IT services, banking and the sector of the leisure and tourism, in addition to the food industry and the world of the communication and the audio-visual production.

With a team of more than 50 analysts and consultants, with head office in Madrid, Brain Trust, since 2006, has managed to develop a politics of managerial expansion that has led it to extending the area of services in Latin America opening branches in Buenos Aires (Argentina), São Paulo (Brazil) and Santiago (Chile) to develop business on the main markets of the Region.