Working together with the Royal Academy of Engineering , Boyan is part of an experienced team delivering a series of global events aimed to help top researchers commercialise their work. Digital Ecosystems was Masters course co-written and delivered by Boyan as part of a Carnegie Mellon program at the Sofia University. The lecture series adapted Dr. Edward Deming's 14 key principles to technological innovation.
SHYN is an experimental software development firm which has been supported by Google and Amazon. The company's work is focused on the creation of solutions in the fields of the reduction of income inequality and narrowing the digital divide. Bfolio is a simple asset portfolio combined with a price discovery social network aiming to increase secondary B-asset liquidity. Core is a prototype visual-only search engine.
During the 2018 Bulgarian presidency of the European Council, Boyan was invited to chair two EU-wide informal ministerial meetings on innovation and competitiveness. He has been an adviser on competition policy, digital transformation and innovation. Boyan sat on the Presidential council for the John Atanasoff Award, recognising the talents of leading researchers and practitioners in the field of information and communication technologies.
One is Boyan's first work of fiction - an illustrated speculative science fiction novel published by Phable. Published by Janet45, his previous titles were Two Generations, The Little Book of Business and The Little Book of Reality. In 2013 Boyan created and hosted the first talkshow dedicated to innovation for the Bulgarian National Television. Produced by Fusion Embassy the Ethnobass group Oratnitza have grown to become global ambassadors for Bulgarian folklore.
