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BitCar Welcomes New Team Members
- Published July 15, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- BitCar has welcomed several new members to the team this month
Meet the Team
BitCar has welcomed several new members to the team this month which include Andrew Barclay, Alejandro Aguilera, Zoe Panagopoulos and Olivier de Smedt. Each member brings forward their expertise and passion for the car industry.
Andrew joins the team as an advisor, bringing his experience in corporate legal advisory to BitCar. Alejandro has joined as our Senior Software Engineer, holding over 10 years’ experience in software architecture. Zoe is responsible for administrative duties and assistance on the daily operations to the BitCar team. Lastly a familiar face, Olivier joins BitCar as our Community developer. He brings on board his marketing experience to expand the community.
To learn more about our new members and their roles within the BitCar team click here.
About BitCar
In a world first, the BitCar platform allows fractionalized ownership and decentralized peer-to-peer trading in Exotic Cars with a new BITCAR token. Imagine being a part-owner of a Ferrari F40, Maserati MC12 or Bugatti Veyron just to name a few. Owners can peg their crypto to these hard assets for protection during times of high crypto volatility.
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