Jason Inch joins as Co-CEO of Genaro Network
Genaro Network today is pleased to announce the appointment of Jason Inch, previously a Genaro Network co-founder and advisor, as project co-leader of the Genaro Network, joining Larry Liu, Genaro co-founder and project leader, and other co-founders Waylon Wu and Andrea Liu, who together form the core leadership of the Genaro project.
Jason Inch has been part of the Genaro team since the beginning in a variety of roles, and starting in September has increased his responsibilities and participation to cover all aspects of the Genaro Network management and operations, but in particular as strategic lead.
Jason brings more than two decades of business experience, from the tech industry in the early days of the Dotcom era to the present as an award-winning social entrepreneur, impact investor, and author of several books about economics, business, and urban innovation. His early work with computing brought him into contact with cryptography and applications such as digital public-private key document signing in the 1990s. He followed this project with Internet-related work in project management and software development in cities including Chicago, Seattle, and Nagoya. In the 2000s, he shifted focus to economics and urban innovation in Shanghai, where he was based for more than 13 years.
About his new role, Jason said,
“Genaro’s strategic positioning as an ecosystem around storage and physical hub spaces with project incubators is my key initiative to drive adoption of the Genaro Network. My interest in blockchain goes back to 2013 and 2014 when I researched and then hosted in Shanghai some of the first events on the future of finance. The Genaro project combines virtually all my interests to date: technology and cryptographic systems, new sharing economy business models, and social impact and innovation.”
Since 2016, Jason has continued to support the development of fintech and blockchain, frequently speaking on these topics at government and industry forums, and to the public as a moderator of fintech panel discussions and speaking at other events.Working with Genaro project leader Larry Liu, the two will utilize a type of co-CEO leadership model and share responsibility and oversight for growing the Genaro Network into a global leader in blockchain 3.0 innovation.
About Jason’s appointment as co-lead, Larry said,
“Jason Inch is a recognized expert on topics including social entrepreneurship and China’s economy. His works have influenced Chinese government policy, and he is now becoming a thought-leader in the blockchain space with his strong technical background and understanding of social impact investing and tokenomics. In addition to working with me to co-lead the operations of Genaro, as the strategic lead, Jason is the architect shaping Genaro’s future path and mapping out its priorities. We have already been working together more than a year, and I have full confidence in Jason’s ability to excel in his expanded role.”
An experienced speaker, Jason presented with Larry at the Singapore BlockShow Asia meetup in September, and in October, Jason spoke at the Digital Currencies Educational Trade Fair, hosted by London-based Long Finance, and will speak in October and November at other events including Global Blockchain Day in Kiev. You can learn more about Jason on the Genaro project team page, see his TEDx talk on the Future of Globalization on YouTube, and connect with him via LinkedIn at : https://linkedin.com/in/jasoninchina
- ABOUT GENARO NETWORK -
Genaro Network is a global blockchain ecosystem development project based in Singapore. Genaro has pioneered the concept of Blockchain 3.0, a platform built around the first Turing-complete public chain with an integrated decentralized storage network. Blockchain developers will have a one-stop solution to deploy advanced smart contracts and store data simultaneously.
To support the growth of the ecosystem, Genaro Network will open and operate a series of real-world hubs, with an internal token-based economic model including an in-house accelerator program, in places such as Singapore, Shanghai, and the Greater Bay Area. The combination of blockchain storage infrastructure, decentralized application standards, and a global network of hubs and accelerators will enable the incubation of hundreds, and then thousands, of decentralized applications built on the Genaro Network, becoming the first app store of the blockchain.
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Website ：https://genaro.network/
