Daisy Ozim Director Blockchain for Social Justice collective. This is a platform designed to promote education and access of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency for marginalized communities. Daisy has worked to support the inclusion of women in the blockchain ecosystem through her tireless advocacy efforts. She is a founding member of the Black Womens Blockchain Council, and advisor for SHEQ wallet, a cryptocurrency wallet specifically designed for women and is now working on statewide efforts to establish blockchain policy and education for economic development non-profits. Daisy hosts events to bring women together and educate them in order to diversify the blockchain space.
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Blockchain for Social Good #blockchainsocialgood
DISCUSSION: Daisy Ozim Director Blockchain for Social Justice collective; Jomari Peterson Creator The Digital Reserve; Anitha Beberg CEO Seva Exchange Corp; Vivi Lin Partner Crypto Capital; MODERATOR: Mark Albertson, Silicon Valley journalist
Security Tokens Disrupting Venture Capital
DISCUSSION: Miko Matsumura, Founder Evercoin; Kendrick Nguyen, Co-Founder/CEO Republic; David Blumberg, Founder/Managing Partner Blumberg Capital; Ben Narasin, Venture Partner NEA; MODERATOR: Silicon Valley journalist Mark Albertson
There is currently a lot of confusion about the differences between Security Tokens and Utility Tokens. A group of investment experts came together on a foggy San Francisco evening, for an enlightening discussion about how Security Tokens are disrupting the Venture Capital World.
Karen Hsu Chief Revenue Officer BlockCypher #blockchainwomen
Karen Hsu Chief Revenue Officer BlockCypher With over 20 years of experience in technology companies, Karen is co-inventor of 5 patents and has worked in a variety of engineering, marketing and sales roles to bring new products to market. She has worked on Data Integration, Business Intelligence, and CRM solutions at companies including IBM, Siebel Systems, Informatica, and SugarCRM. She has also worked closely with standards organizations such as SWIFT, NACHA and ACORD. As an undergraduate at Stanford University, Karen co-founded BASES, one of largest student run organizations at Stanford today dedicated to entrepreneurship. Karen has a Bachelors of Science degree in Management Science and Engineering from Stanford University.