Governance & Transparency
Official company record
Visio Nova Mundi Community Interest Company · company number 16947678 · incorporated 7 January 2026.
View the Companies House record for registration details, officers and filing history. Registration verifies the organisation's identity; it is not evidence of programme outcomes.
Visio Nova Mundi is a Community Interest Company (CIC). We operate for public benefit and reinvest surplus into research, innovation, and community-focused initiatives aligned with our mission.
Community benefit
Our activities are designed to deliver measurable improvements in service delivery, inclusion, and wellbeing outcomes. We work with partners to pilot solutions, evaluate results, and scale responsibly based on evidence.
Asset lock
As a CIC, we operate under an asset lock to ensure that assets and profits are used for community benefit. Surplus is reinvested into programmes and activities aligned with our public benefit objectives.
Transparency
We aim to operate with clear reporting, accountable governance, and responsible partnerships. Where appropriate, we publish summaries of outcomes, impact, and evaluation findings.
Our wider ecosystem
The Tree of Life ecosystem may feature CIC-led programmes, research initiatives and independent founder-led ventures aligned by shared purpose. A project's inclusion does not make it a CIC asset, activity or responsibility.
Visio Nova Mundi CIC operates with clear separation of governance, finances and decision-making. Independent ventures retain their own legal, financial and operational identity.
TradeVault Painter Pro and Project Clandestinus are separate commercial ventures. Their ownership, intellectual property and funding are not part of Visio Nova Mundi CIC, and CIC grants or sponsorship do not automatically finance them.
Evidence standard
Clear about what is known, proposed and measured
Confirmed governance, ownership, partner roles and current operating status are stated plainly.
Future pilots, concepts and targets are labelled as proposals until the required readiness conditions exist.
Outcomes will be reported only where activity, method and evidence support a credible finding.
The programme pages describe current proposals and development plans. Evaluation findings will be published with their methods and limitations when supported by delivery evidence.