AML BitCoin Appoints Four New Members to its Executive Team
LAS VEGAS, Oct. 19, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- AML BitCoin, the first Anti-Money Laundering - Know Your Customer (AML-KYC) compliant cryptocurrency, announced the appointment of four new members to its executive team. Japheth Dillman, chief strategy officer; Jon Sczder, chief technology officer; Angela Knight CBE, vice president of European Affairs; and Carlos De La Guardia, vice president of Latin America Affairs will report to Marcus Andrade, AML BitCoin's founder and chief executive officer.
In their new roles, each of the executives will advance the only AML-KYC-compliant cryptocurrency in international expansion and development. AML BitCoin's Initial Coin Offering (ICO) opened for public sale on Oct. 6 and is now accepting every form of currency, both fiat and crypto.
"Our new hires bring diverse expertise and deep technological knowledge to AML BitCoin, a combination that will help foster our growth internationally," Andrade said. "Our ICO is only the beginning of AML BitCoin as we continue to attract international interest. We are on the cusp of unprecedented cryptocurrency partnerships, and each of these new executives will play a crucial rule in AML BitCoin's success."
Chief Strategy Officer Dillman is founder and prominent CEO in Silicon Valley. He has founded numerous startups in industries such as virtual reality, gaming, hardware devices, and even the famous YetiZen accelerator, which saw over 40 successful companies flourish under his wing. Dillman is a notorious conference speaker and even hosts annual turnout of over 20,000 developers at his own conferences, workshops, and seminars. Japheth also advises numerous blockchain companies going through their ICO phases in his role as managing partner at Block Bits Capital, his involvement in blockchain technologies dates back to 2009. Dillman recently helped craft a new policy in China that enables funds to transfer Chinese currency to USD and heads up new ICO initiatives in San Francisco.
"I'm thrilled with the opportunity to share my knowledge of the blockchain market and aid in the development of a technology I truly believe in," Dillman said. "I am confident that we will see AML BitCoin create a drastic shift in the way investors think about cryptocurrency, and I look forward being a part of this technological advancement."
Chief Technology Officer Sczder is an engineer and consultant, having worked with companies ranging from two-man startups to the likes of Samsung, The Clorox Company, and other Fortune 500 companies. Sczder has also worked at Research in Motion, hi5 Networks, Mofactor, and Digital Chocolate.
Vice President of European Affairs Knight has a deep experience as a business leader and veteran politician. She is currently chair of asset-management firm Tilman Brewin Dolphin, and she's also a non-executive director of financial firms TPICAP plc and Arbuthnot Latham Ltd and residential developer Taylor Wimpey plc. Additionally, Knight has served as chief executive of the energy industry trade body Energy UK and chief executive of the British Bankers' Association (BBA). She joined the BBA from the Association of Private Client Investment Managers and Stockbrokers, where she had been the CEO since 1997.
Vice President of Latin America Affairs De La Guardia's will leverage his area of expertise in business intelligence and government affairs for his new role. Early in his career, De La Guardia held marketing positions at Johnson & Johnson and Bristol-Myers Squibb. In 2002 he was appointed deputy chief of mission at the Embassy of Panama in Washington, D.C. He was also minister counsellor to the President in US-Panama affairs, and later became Chargé d'Affaires and ambassador responsible for the 2005 transition of the embassy. De La Guardia currently serves as an honorary chair for the International Studies Council of the Corcoran Gallery of Arts in Washington, D.C.
The NAC Foundation created AML BitCoin with anti-money laundering, anti-terrorism and anti-theft properties built into the coin's code. For more information about NAC Foundation and AML BitCoin, visit www.amlbitcoin.com. Potential investors and other interested parties can visit www.amltoken.com to learn more.
About NAC Foundation:
NAC Foundation, headquartered in the U.S. and a member of the American Bank Association, created AML Bitcoin and its predecessor digital currency, the Aten Coin, both of which were built with anti-money laundering, anti-terrorism and theft-resistant properties built into the coin. As a result, they are compliant with numerous laws, including Anti-Money Laundering (AML), PATRIOT Act, Bank Secrecy Act and Anti-Fraud and Financial Crimes (AFF). NAC's mission is to strengthen the social sector by advancing knowledge about the use of regulated digital currencies and blockchain technology globally.
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