Dr. Rutherford Johnson (also known ecclesiastically as Radislav I) is a scholar-practitioner in behavioral economics, diplomacy, and cultural systems. He holds advanced degrees from Harvard University Extension School, Georgia Institute of Technology, and the University of Kentucky, along with certifications in corporate sustainability, justice, and strategic management.
Dr. Rutherford serves as a senior advisor to international institutions, including consultative roles with the United Nations Economic and Social Council and participation in global summits such as the G20. He is also recognized as a foundational figure in quantum economics, having developed empirically-tested models for analyzing decision behavior using wave-function analytics.
In parallel to his academic and policy work, he leads a sovereign ecclesiastical body, serving as the Roman-Ruthenian Pope, with global responsibilities in interfaith diplomacy, humanitarian outreach, and institutional leadership. His office continues a tradition of apostolic and dynastic succession, distinct from but rooted in ancient Christian heritage.
A Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, Dr. Rutherford is also a qualified mariner, former alpine mountaineer, and lifelong advocate for cross-cultural collaboration.