WorkChain Centers Welcomes its Newest Board Advisor David Drake as it Elevates CoWorking Spaces with BlockChain Technology
Workchaincenters.io announces that it has signed David Drake as Advisor of the WorkChain Centers project council, a project focused on the development of technological spaces for entrepreneurship and co-working for the blockchain community at an international level.
David Drake (http://www.ldjcapital.com/executive-team) is the founder of LDJ Capital, a financially integrated family office with a global footprint and local presence in 12 countries; Victoria Partners, a 500 family office network based in London; and The Soho Loft Media Group. He has been a writer for Forbes and the Wall Street Journal. Drake has extensive expertise in media, initial coin offerings, and in the crowdfunding space. He is the co-author of the books Planet Entrepreneur and Crowdfunding and Other Animals.
“I’m very excited to bring my extensive network and experience in ICOs, media, and publicity to support the launch of WorkChain Centers”, says Drake. “WorkChain Centers seeks to position themselves as the future of the development of specialized blockchain technologies based on the growth of strong coworking communities, and I look forward to assisting it in that endeavour.”
LDJ Capital and its partners have acted as general partners and investors in fund-of-funds, realty funds, venture capital funds, seed funds, debt funds, and hedge funds. Drake’s investments and private equity advisory at LDJ Capital currently have more than 50 global directors and family office partners.
Drake is a board advisor for several Initial Token Offerings. In the past 9 months, the top 15 ICOs he advises have raised over USD 500,000,000.
Drake is also the founder of The Soho Loft Media Group, a financial media company that set up the first crowdfunding meeting in history with the SEC and FINRA in April 2012, to discuss crowdfunding laws of North America.
Born in Sweden and fluent in six languages, Drake has an MBA in Finance and an MA in International Law and Economics from George Washington University, where he was awarded the Wallenberg Scholarship for academic merit.
About WorkChaincenters
WorkChaincenters is a decentralized technological platform based on Blockchain that will manage technological centers of entrepreneurship and coworking (shared work spaces), we will have in our platform a generation technology of Smart contracts that work primarily on Waves technology, Ethereum and Hyperledger, also our Community of coworkers will be developed according to a DAO scheme, establishing a decentralized autonomous organization where each of its members can develop and execute applications that will allow them to benefit both individually and collectively
Blockchain technology will allow us to record all transactions and operations in a permanent, immutable and transparent manner; through intelligent contracts, all the processes required by the business will be implemented: information on available spaces, contracting, reservations, payments, management, maintenance and billing, etc.
We will develop a mobile application (App) that will allow us to manage and coordinate all the services we offer in our centers through this application, which will also serve to create and build a community of loyal users around you.
All WorkChain centers will have an observatory / workshop / laboratory and an incubator / accelerator / investor ventures to help students and entrepreneurs in our community, facilitating accompaniment, training, mentoring and financing in new projects and applications developed on these technologies.
Participating and collaborating with the major blockchain organizations and consortiums will be one of our first objectives (Hyperledger, Ethereum Enterprise Alliance, R3, Alastria, EEA, Lyra Network, etc.).
For more information about WorkChain Centers, please go to www.workchaincenters.io
For more information about investments on workchaincenters contact us:
Manuel López
Coordinador General
inversores@workchaincenters.com
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