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a brain trust

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a brain trust  (American & Australian)
a group of people with special knowledge or skills who give advice to someone in a position of authority He joined the President's brain trust for the election campaign.
See also: brain, trust


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org The internet is a brain trust composed of millions of minds cumulatively affecting the direction of electronically interrelated network as a whole.
Motivating and inspiring with many ideas and contributors, "Peak Vitality" is a brain trust worth looking into for the good of the self.
Senate in 2005, he has built up a brain trust of academics and ex-Clintonites who, like him, challenge the logic of the Iraq war but not the logic of wars like Iraq.
 
 
 
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