Elizabeth White and Edgar Radjabli talk about the ways their company, The White Company, is combating negative ideas about blockchain by creating a cryptocurrency marketplace and wallet system.
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Ms. White has worked with luxury brands around the world from the LVMH group to Formula 1 and McLaren Automotive...
Dr. Radjabli currently serves as the Managing partner of Apis Capital Management, directing the overall investment strategy of the...
Pierson Grider is Denver based legal professional, technology enthusiast, and blockchain pioneer. He joined Integra in 2017 bringing his...
David Berger received his AB in Physical Sciences at Harvard where, as a premed, he decided that computers were...
In this On The Road report from the GLBC Annual Meeting 2018, hosts Pierson Grider and David Berger talk to Elizabeth White and Edgar Radjabli about how their company, The White Company, is combating negative ideas about blockchain by creating a cryptocurrency marketplace and wallet system. They discuss the potential of quick and easy payment facilitation, the future of blockchain, and how the company integrates with the legal field via smart contracts.
Elizabeth White has worked with luxury brands around the world from the LVMH group to Formula 1 and McLaren Automotive over 12 years.
Dr. Edgar Radjabli currently serves as the managing partner of Apis Capital Management, directing the overall investment strategy of the firm, and managing daily trading operations.
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| Published: | September 17, 2018 |
| Podcast: | On the Road |
| Category: | Legal Technology |
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