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CareLineLive wins Best Healthcare Software and Patient’s Choice award at the Building Better Healthcare Awards

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CareLineLive, the all-in-one home care management software has announced it has won two awards at this year’s Building Better Healthcare Awards, taking home the top prize in the Best Healthcare Software and Patient's Choice categories. CareLineLive is an all-in-one, purpose-built home care management system, which was set up by Josh Hough in 2014 after experiencing frustration when struggling to access information regarding his Grandfather's care. Working closely with a number of home care agencies, CareLineLive has developed an innovative, easy-to-use, cloud-based home care management system for agency owners and managers. It benefits both carers and service users by digitalising workflow and increasing capacity which in turn leads to better care for patients who receive care at home. CareLineLive awarded Best Healthcare Software and Patient's Choice Award The 2023 Building Better Healthcare Awards celebrate the achievements and innovative providers within the healthcare sector that have contributed to patients' overall well-being. Finalists ranged from major new hospital developments to community-based facilities and technology developments that assist patients to self-evaluate their treatment and humanise hospital environments. CareLineLive was recognised at the awards for its efforts towards improving efficiency, compliance and workload capacity for carers, specifically its partnership with the South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust. The platform enabled the Trust to create and manage client rotas, and monitor visits and tasks with ease. These improvements ensured that patients experienced better quality care, with 87% of service users reporting better delivery within the Trust. Josh Hough, CareLineLive Co-Founder and MD Josh Hough, CareLineLive co-founder and MD, commented “We are honoured to have been recognised for our work in improving the homecare sector, especially to be considered amongst a well-deserving list of finalists who are making huge strides in ensuring patient well-being. Our mission remains focused on streamlining processes, improving communication and ultimately allowing carers more time to do what they do best. On top of this, it’s brilliant to receive recognition with the Patient’s Choice award, which highlights the real-world impact that CareLineLive is making. We look forward to continuing to help deliver high-quality care for those who need it the most”. To find out more about CareLineLive, visit their website. Read more about CareLineLive - About CareLineLive CareLineLive is an award-winning, all-in-one home care management software system for domiciliary care agencies. The company was set up by Josh Hough after being frustrated at the lack of access to his grandfather's care. Working closely with a number of home care agencies, CareLineLive has used the latest technology to develop for agency owners and managers an innovative, easy to use, cloud-based homecare management system. Its award-winning platform leads to increased efficiency, capacity and compliance through digitising workflows, automating procedures, increasing revenue opportunities and decreasing overheads. CareLineLive completes the ‘circle of care’ and gives agencies and carers ‘more time to care’ and is operating throughout the UK, Ireland, Jersey and now Australia. Media Contact: Marie Page CareLineLive 03300885767 **** Source Company: https://carelinelive.com/ Release ID: 793772

November 10, 2023 11:30 AM Eastern Standard Time

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Showtime Wuhan

Wuhan International Communications Center

WUHAN, CHINA - Media OutReach - 10 November 2023 - In Wuhan, there is an ancient and vibrant representative "local opera". Its existence has laid the foundation for the formation and development of China's quintessential art form, Peking Opera. It's called "Hanju" or Han Opera. The small yet impactful stage brings forth the essence of the city, showcasing its beauty and vitality through splendid performances, enchanting music, graceful movements, and captivating lyrics and acts. This cultural heritage continues to be passed down in Wuhan. Contact Details Wuhan International Communications Center Mr. Wei Zhijie weizj@vip.qq.com

November 10, 2023 10:58 AM Eastern Standard Time

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Strata Investment Holdings confident of valuation lift

Strata Investment Holdings PLC

Strata Investment Holdings PLC (ASX:SRT) CEO Michael McNeilly recently discussed the Company's latest developments and its future prospects with Thomas Warner from Proactive. McNeilly highlighted the company's undervaluation, pointing out a significant 45% trading discount compared to its Net Tangible Assets (NTA). He also emphasises the long-term potential presented by Strata's stake in Sandfire Resources' A1 and A4 copper deposits in Botswana. Looking forward, McNeilly talked about potential investments in lithium and other ventures, expressing confidence in the copper market's growth prospects. Contact Details Proactive Investors Jonathan Jackson +61 413 713 744 jonathan@proactiveinvestors.com

November 10, 2023 10:30 AM Eastern Standard Time

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PathAI Announces Research Presentations at the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD) The Liver Meeting

PathAI

PathAI, a leading technology company which combines AI-powered pathology solutions and algorithm deployment expertise with end-to-end central pathology and histology services, today announced it will present research on advances in AI-based approaches through four poster presentations at the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases Conference on November 10-14 in Boston, Massachusetts. The posters showcase PathAI’s ongoing commitment to cutting-edge research that advances the understanding and treatment of NASH/MASH using AI-powered digital pathology. Machine learning-assisted fibrosis staging in H&E-stained tissue is comparable to staging with Masson’s Trichrome in non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (poster 2070-A) In this research, PathAI demonstrated the utility of its novel, proprietary AI-powered digital pathology product called NASH Explor e TM to detect collagen and fibrosis signals from H&E-stained whole slide images, and enable liver pathologists to accurately stage fibrosis from these H&E images. Furthermore, the co-authors demonstrated that leveraging the AI-derived fibrosis heatmap overlays over H&E whole slide images for fibrosis staging reduced inter-pathologist staging variability relative to staging performed via Masson’s Trichrome. These results motivate further investigation into the potential to reduce the need for Masson’s Trichrome staining in NASH/MASH clinical trial workflows. This work will be presented on Saturday, November 11 from 1:00-2:00 p.m. E.T. AI-based cellular-level characterization of tissue microarchitecture in non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (poster 2006-A) NASH Explore TM is an AI-powered digital pathology tool that enables automated detection, visualization, and zonated quantification of 14 categories of tissue regions and over 10 cell types, producing a panel of >1000 quantitative Human-Interpretable histologic Features (HIFs) from H&E whole slide images of liver biopsy tissue. In this collaborative research project, the co-authors demonstrate the biological validity of the quantitative histologic features generated by NASH Explore TM. This work will be presented on Saturday, November 11 from 1:00-2:00 p.m. E.T. Artificial intelligence-based measurement of non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (AIM-NASH) improves individual pathologists accuracy and decreases inter-pathologist variability in NASH assessment (poster 2010-A) In this study, Artificial Intelligence-based Measurement of Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis (AIM-NASH) algorithm was evaluated for accuracy alone and for use as an assistive tool to pathologists in assessment of liver biopsies in a NASH clinical trial population. This research demonstrates that AIM-NASH may help to standardize histologic scoring for NASH by increasing accuracy for lobular inflammation and ballooning, the features most difficult to score in clinical trial populations. Use of AI-assist AIM-NASH also increased agreement between pathologists for all features. This work will be presented on Saturday, November 11 from 8:00-9:00 a.m. E.T. Artificial intelligence-based measurement of NASH Histology (AIM-NASH) recapitulates primary results from Phase 3 study of resmetirom for treatment of NASH/MASH (Abstract #48735) AIM-NASH TM is an AI-powered digital pathology tool that accurately and reproducibly performs NASH CRN scoring of steatosis, ballooning, lobular inflammation, and fibrosis from whole slide images of H&E- and Masson’s Trichrome-stained liver biopsy tissue. In this collaborative research project, the co-authors demonstrate that all primary histologic endpoints that were met by the central pathologists in a Phase 3 study of resmetirom for treatment of NASH/MASH were also met with statistical significance by AIM-NASH, with clear detection of a dose-response. This adds to the existing body of evidence suggesting that AIM-NASH TM detects true drug effect, while also offering highly repeatable and reproducible histologic scoring. This work will be presented on Monday, November 13 from 1:00-2:00 p.m. E.T. Please visit the PathAI booth, D3100, to learn more and meet the team. About PathAI PathAI is a recognized leader in the biopharma partnering space, uniquely combining AI-powered pathology solutions with end-to-end central pathology and histology services. The company supports biopharma partners in executing clinical trials where pathology-based endpoints, biomarker classification, and/or superior histology quality are critical to successfully gauging therapeutic efficacy, accelerating drug development for complex diseases. PathAI has already supported multiple Phase 2 clinical trials in NASH, IBD, and breast cancer, as well as oncology neoadjuvant trials, and is now expanding into larger scale global Phase 3 studies, as well as additional indications. PathAI provides a fully integrated approach to clinical trials, enabling pharma partners to leverage the power of AI without the heavy lift of implementation. This helps reduce the impact of challenges associated with clinical trials, including unreliable turnaround times, variable histology, stain or scan/digitization quality, and challenging assessment of histological endpoints. The lab offers all major immunohistochemistry staining platforms, with flexible workflows across different scanners, stains, and biopsy types, which improves the quality of clinical trials. Services include access to PathAI’s extensive network of over 500 US Board Certified pathologists to perform high quality reading with rapid turnaround time in a cost-effective manner, plus seamless integration of PathAI's advanced AI-solutions to ensure high-quality, reproducible results with every scan. PathAI is headquartered in Boston, MA, and manages a CAP/CLIA-certified diagnostics clinical laboratory (formerly known as Poplar Healthcare) – one of the country’s largest anatomic pathology labs – in Memphis, TN. For more information, please visit www.pathai.com Contact Details SVM Public Relations and Marketing Communications +1 401-490-9700 pathai@svmpr.com Company Website https://www.pathai.com/

November 10, 2023 10:00 AM Eastern Standard Time

Join Benchmark International’s Webinar on "Taking Control of Your Growth and Exit Strategy" for Expert Insights!

Benchmark International

Revitalize your business by joining us in the "Take Control of Your Growth and Exit Strategies" in our Game-Changing Webinar! In a rapidly evolving business landscape, staying ahead requires adaptability and a strategic approach to growth and exit planning. We are excited to announce a groundbreaking webinar, "Taking Control of Your Growth and Exit Strategy," part of the M&A Masters series, designed to empower business leaders with insights and strategies to navigate the complexities of business expansion and ensure a successful exit. Date & Time: Tue, Nov 14, 2023, 1:00 pm PT Online: LinkedIn Live Webinar Hosted by Jared Hardin, Senior Director, Benchmark International Why Attend? Gain insights into effective growth strategies tailored to your business. Learn from an industry expert about navigating challenges in a competitive market. Understand the art of exit planning and ensure a smooth transition. Network with like-minded professionals and expand your business connections. Registration: Participation in the webinar is free, but registration is required. Secure your spot today by visiting our LinkedIn Live Webinar. Take advantage of this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and take control of your business's growth and exit strategy. Stay tuned for our next webinar, and we look forward to your participation! ABOUT BENCHMARK INTERNATIONAL: Benchmark International is a global M&A firm that provides business owners with creative, value-maximizing solutions for growing and exiting their businesses. Benchmark International has handled over $10 billion in transaction value across various industries from offices across the world. With decades of M&A experience, Benchmark International’s transaction teams have assisted business owners with achieving their objectives and ensuring the continued growth of their businesses. The firm has also been named the Investment Banking Firm of the Year by The M&A Advisor and the Global M&A Network as well as the #1 Sell-side Exclusive M&A Advisor in the World by Pitchbook’s Global League Tables. Contact Details Brittney Zoeller +1 813-898-2350 zoeller@benchmarkintl.com Company Website https://www.benchmarkintl.com/

November 10, 2023 09:55 AM Eastern Standard Time

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Taiwan-Japan Heartfelt Documentary "After the Snowmelt" and Filipino Fantasy Feature "Mother Maybe" Win Big at TCCF 2023

Taiwan Creative Content Agency

TAIPEI, TAIWAN - Media OutReach - 10 November 2023 - On Friday November 10, the Taiwan Creative Content Fest held an award ceremony recognizing the best pitched projects during its 4th edition. The two US$30,000 TAICCA X CNC Awards, went to the Taiwanese-Japanese documentary After the Snowmelt and the Filipino fantasy Feature film Mother Maybe. The event, organized by the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA), secured an impressive number of local and international sponsors for its 30 pitching awards including Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan Mobile, Far EasTone and France’s Centre National du cinéma et de l’image animée ( CNC ). The total award prize surpassed the NT$6 million or nearly US$200,000. Homme Tsai, Chairperson of TAICCA, opened the evening saying that the support for this year's TCCF had been unprecedented, "the agency has actively collaborated with South Korea, France, Japan, and the three major telecommunications companies in Taiwan. Our goal is to provide creators with more funding while seeking additional international collaboration opportunities." The grand prize, the US$30,000 TAICCA X CNC Award, went to the documentary After the Snowmelt. The Taiwanese-Japanese co-production is a heartfelt tribute from director Lo Yi-Shan to her best friend Chu, who passed away while trekking in Nepal. The director highlighted that there are not many opportunities for documentary pitches in Taiwan and was thankful to the organization for featuring a documentary session for the first time, "the fact that TCCF specifically caters to documentary submissions is a significant encouragement." However, the biggest surprise of the night came right at the end of the ceremony when the organization announced that due to the high quality of the projects this year they would grant a second TAICCA X CNC Award. The second winner, the Filipino feature film Mother Maybe, is a fantasy drama that mixes Filipino folklore with a universal message of finding your own family and your place in the world. Producer Arden Rod Condez, visibly overwhelmed, confessed that "we never expected it. It's our first film market and my first time in Taiwan but I'm very glad this story resonated with a lot of people. It's quite personal but, also, a little crazy." The project also received the Taichung Action Award and the MPA Grand Award that evening. Another highlighted project in this year's TCCF PITCHING is the series Maid of Vengeance. Directed by 2022 Golden Bell Best Director winner David Chuang ( Danger Zone ), this revenge thriller follows the downfall of a TV anchor after her sex tape is leaked online. Now a vigilante, she swears to take down the platform behind the leaked videos. Maid of Vengeance received the Chunghwa Telecom Award, together with a cash prize NT$600,000, and the Series Mania Award, which means the project will participate in Series Mania 2024. Taiwan-Hong Kong feature Appetite for Desire was one of the other top earners of the night. The supernatural drama, co-produced by Taiwan's Flash Forward Entertainment, received the MIFFEST Award, the Choice of Deep Waters Award and Taipei International Film Award. This year TCCF PITCHING opened up for the first time to international projects. The 53 selected projects, out of 539 submissions, were presented in 5 different sessions, Project to Screen, divided in feature films, series, animation and documentary, and Story to Screen, for Taiwanese IPs with great adaptability potential. Curator and producer Lorna Tee, one of the awards' decision makers, declared that "I'm just quite overwhelmed with joy with the quality of the pitched projects at this year's TCCF. This platform allows filmmakers to think and have meaningful conversations about their projects, and find co-production partners. The more countries involved in the development of a film the easier it will reach a wider audience." Contact Details DDG Jaime Costas Nicolás +886 2 2311 7007 jaime.costas@ddg.com.tw

November 10, 2023 09:31 AM Eastern Standard Time

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Technology is redefining how dance is practiced and valued in modern-day society

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Technology has brought positive and negative effects to all areas of our lives, at different speeds. The way we communicate, relate, and purchase things were some of the first areas of life that transformed. Now, the arts are seeing a variety of changes. Technology has threatened art galleries, but also allowed self-proclaimed artists to promote their work and find industry connections. Similarly, the field of dance has been augmented. Dancers who could only access professional lessons in studios now have a wealth of online courses and live streams available. However, some of these shifts require traditional industry practices and techniques to change. Mackenzie Martin, a contemporary choreographer and director who is a serial entrepreneur shares her thoughts on what the future of dance may look like. As the owner of five different creative businesses, Mackenzie understands what positions creatives are in. Since she began her career as a contemporary dancer, choreographer, and creative director, Mackenzie has seen the world change. She has seen the ways the internet revolutionized the idea of artistry and how it can be experienced, bought and sold. Additionally, as a young woman in her 30s, she stays up to date with social media trends and emerging technologies like AI and Web3. While Mackenzie is always aware of the potential negatives of these innovations, she likes to stay optimistic and fluid. Humans have evolved with the introduction of many striking inventions, and Mackenzie sees technology as something that will ultimately improve the lives people live–as long as they find balance. There was a distinct shift in the world of dance as the COVID-19 pandemic began. Mackenzie was teaching dance at a college, as well as offering her own classes on zoom at the time and had to cope with the move to virtual instruction. While it took away the feeling of immersive community and the structure of in-studio practices, she could see the benefits. In some ways, Mackenzie thinks it might’ve allowed people to feel more confident and comfortable in participating in dance classes since everyone has moments of insecurity. However, post-pandemic when virtual classes became uncommon, Mackenzie saw a dip in attendance for in-studio dance classes. “A new class taking culture has emerged post pandemic, and as a community we’re still in the journey of figuring out what that looks like.” “The pandemic opened up a world of convenience that many of us never imagined possible,” says Martin, “Dancers, school students, and even employees received more convenience and schedule flexibility in their lives than ever before. They no longer had to worry about commuting, the stress of back to back scheduling, and the demands and requirements of showing up in a unified physical location, but as we all adjusted to quarantine rules and general isolation, we saw the drawbacks. Cabin fever, social anxiety, and mental health challenges became something we all struggled with, and those things naturally affect our pursuit of a creative art like dance.” Although the pandemic changed interest levels in dance, it has allowed artists increased opportunities to be recognized and receive global resources to practice their craft. The more dancers that use technology to their advantage will allow the industry to create more opportunities for others looking to dance professionally. Mackenzie expresses her excitement about the ownership and protection dancers can receive from NFT and Web3 technologies. “Any dancer that wants to work professionally has an online portfolio for promoting their work, and I imagine they’ll be using Web3 technology to monetize their art. I’m looking forward to these changes, but I also think it’s important for dancers to understand that technology alters the way we consume dance, converse with it, and relate it to the world. Social media has increased demand for short-form, vertical content (even altering movement styles and the formatting of choreography to fit inside a vertical frame, as opposed to wide view of a performance stage) and shifted the conversation away from the long form works of art and performances we were used to. Identifying those shifts and adapting to future technology will be crucial to recognize. It will ask artists to consider its impact and navigate alongside, implement, or resist the intersection of movement and technology as dance evolves.” Dancers should stay open-minded to the benefits of emerging technologies. Adapting to these changes isn’t essential, but technology continues to demonstrate it’s a major player in our cultural and economic development. It’s important to recognize that the evolution of technology impacts dance as a profession and art form, and staying in conversation with it is essential in moving the language of dance forward. Mackenzie Martin will be doing the same for herself and her students as dance is meant to be a human-centered art that celebrates the joy of movement and artistic expression. Media Contact Name: Mackenzie Martin Email: kenzie@Souldesoul.com Release ID: 803474

November 10, 2023 09:30 AM Eastern Standard Time

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Safely Integrate AI Technology And Improve Efficiency While Mitigating Risk

Benzinga

By Faith Ashmore, Benzinga What Is Generative AI? Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is growing and becoming more prevalent in the business world. The market size and growth of AI are already substantial and projected to continue expanding in the coming years. By 2027, the AI market is expected to reach $407 billion, experiencing significant growth from its estimated current value. One of the reasons for this growth is due to companies turning to AI as a solution for efficiency or to gain a competitive edge in the marketplace. Generative AI involves a subset of AI including machines creating original content, such as images, text, music or even videos. It operates by using complex algorithms to analyze and understand patterns in vast amounts of existing data. Companies across various industries are increasingly embracing generative AI to provide novel solutions and enhance their business processes. For example, in marketing and advertising, generative AI can produce personalized content and recommendations to target specific customer segments. Generative AI can also be used in the entertainment industry to create realistic CGI in movies and games, and can assist in drug recovery and medical image analysis in the healthcare industry. Overall, companies see generative AI as a powerful tool to automate tasks, foster creativity and innovation, and improve overall efficiency and effectiveness in various domains. Not Without Risk: AI Integration With this increased dependence on AI comes the need for companies to be more mindful about how they approach the use of the technology. Most companies do not have the resources to build their proprietary AI technology from the ground up and therefore have to rely on third-party providers. This can create inherent risks related to intellectual property rights, data security, privacy issues, ethics and confidentiality. Here’s a few tips on how companies can protect themselves while mitigating risk in the new world of AI. 1. Check for compliance with data privacy policies Companies must carefully consider the user agreements that they have with any AI tools and how it impacts their data privacy policies. This is especially true for companies that have sensitive information and are legally bound by confidentiality laws. AI breaches are a significant concern in the adoption of AI technology, highlighting the need for caution and protection when integrating AI systems. One example of an AI breach was an incident in March 2023 involving a breach of AI security. A glitch in the source code of OpenAI's ChatGPT AI resulted in unauthorized access to sensitive data. This breach allowed malicious actors to enter the Redis memory database, which is used by OpenAI to store user information, and to view the chat history of users. The breach impacted several active ChatGPT Plus subscribers from March 2023. Their payment details, such as their name, email address, payment address, credit card type, and the last four digits of their credit card number, were compromised. Additionally, it is believed that the account credentials of over 100,000 OpenAI ChatGPT users were also compromised and subsequently sold on the dark web marketplaces between June 2022 and May 2023. OpenAI acknowledged the potential issue where the first message of a newly created conversation could be visible in another user's chat history if both users were active at roughly the same time. As a result, OpenAI had to inform the affected users that their payment information may have been exposed. The breach raised concerns because ChatGPT permits users to store conversations, potentially granting unauthorized access to proprietary information, internal business strategies, personal communications, software code, and other sensitive data. The breach also raised concerns about the potential misuse of AI technology and highlighted the importance of ensuring safeguards are in place to prevent unauthorized access and manipulation of AI systems. 2. Build an airtight risk management process “As more companies embrace the use of AI, it is essential that they have a governance and managed risk management process in place” urges Deborah Nitka, Senior Manager focused on AI consulting at CohnReznick. Risk management frameworks should be leveraged by organizations to identify their risk appetites ahead of introducing AI into their environment. Similarly risk assessment for cybersecurity and privacy should also be undertaken to understand the ongoing potential risk impacts. 3. Regular audits for data bias Furthermore, the AI models used by companies should be regularly audited to minimize the risk of data bias and to guarantee that confidentiality, privacy, and intellectual property concerns are appropriately addressed. While AI can provide several benefits, it is important that companies exercise due diligence and take a risk-based approach to the adoption and integration of AI systems. The primary risks associated with AI adoption include intellectual property issues, confidentiality breaches, as well as privacy concerns. Addressing these issues will help organizations maximize the benefits of AI while minimizing the risks and better ensuring that the technology is used appropriately to deliver positive outcomes. Otherwise, AI technology is not only potentially dangerous but unsustainable for growth. CohnReznick is a leading advisory, assurance and tax firm that helps organizations achieve their goals by optimizing performance, maximizing value and managing risk. It offers a comprehensive range of consulting services encompassing various areas, and over the past few years it has begun consulting on AI integration. For more information, please contact Deborah Nitka or Adonye Chamberlin, leaders in consulting on AI integration at CohnReznick LLP. This post contains sponsored content. This content is for informational purposes only and not intended to be investing advice. Contact Details Benzinga +1 877-440-9464 info@benzinga.com Company Website http://www.benzinga.com

November 10, 2023 09:00 AM Eastern Standard Time

How Diamond Lake Minerals Is Spearheading Digital Asset Accessibility For Traditional Investors

Benzinga

By Austin DeNoce, Benzinga In the era of digital finance, the integration of traditional investments with more dynamic technology is a growing necessity. Diamond Lake Minerals Inc. (OTCMKTS: DLMI) seems to embody this fusion, leveraging decades of traditional business acumen to pave the way for investors into the digital asset and security token market. With a vision that has evolved since its founding in 1954, Diamond Lake Minerals now focuses on the development and support of SEC-registered security tokens under the guidance of CEO Brian J. Esposito and his 20 years of industry experience. In addition, big-name advisors like Anthony Scaramucci, Larry Namer, Andrew Fromm, Brandon Fugal, Michael Malik Sr., Raul Leal, Agnes Budzyn and David Meltzer have joined the company, bringing years of expertise and success. Through blockchain innovations unlocking asset tokenization, Diamond Lake Minerals is shaping the landscape of investment for generations accustomed to the tangibility of assets – but with a modern twist that embraces new technologies. Diamond Lake Minerals: Bridging The Old With The New Diamond Lake Minerals has entered a fascinating transition from mineral exploration to spearheading innovation in digital assets and security tokens. Adhering to SEC regulations and employing state-of-the-art technology, the company aligns traditional investment values with the demands of the digital economy. Leveraging PR Strategy For Web3 Engagement With the help of Espositio Intellectual Enterprises, Diamond Lake Minerals is pursuing a public relations strategy to promote digital assets and educate the public about them, aiming to make these investments more approachable to the general public. The company’s approach is to combine trusted investment traditions with new digital opportunities, thus simplifying entry into the digital asset market for everyday investors. This strategy hopes to build a community around these modern investment options, making them more accessible to a wider range of investors. Tokenization As The Market's New Frontier As articulated by Larry Fink of BlackRock, Inc. (NYSE: BLK), tokenization has the potential to be a transformative force in financial markets. By enabling digital assets to be traded via protocols, tokenization promises immediate settlement and lower transaction costs. The potential of a financial ecosystem built on tokens also offers a future of enhanced interoperability, transparent access and reduced reliance on traditional intermediaries. Blockchain's Role In Democratizing Finance Diamond Lake Minerals is essentially streamlining the entry into digital assets by leveraging the familiarity of stock investments. Recognizing that downloading digital wallets and understanding NFTs can be daunting, they aim to lower these barriers, making it simpler for people to invest in digital assets through partners like INX Digital Co. (OTCM: INXDF). This approach not only broadens accessibility but also paves the way for more widespread investment in blockchain technology, which promises enhanced transparency and efficiency. By aligning with regulatory standards and offering round-the-clock trading, such blockchain applications are setting new benchmarks in the financial industry, inviting a diverse investor base to partake in the future of digital finance. A Conglomerate Approach To Digital Assets Diamond Lake Minerals embraces a conglomerate approach, managing a diverse portfolio under a unified holding company structure intended for lifetime holding similar to Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. (NYSE: BERK). This strategy, discussed in detail on the Bell2Bell Podcast, reflects an intent to deliver consistent earnings and shareholder value. By blending traditional business wisdom with digital asset innovation, Diamond Lake Minerals presents a regulated opportunity for investment in digital spaces. Traditional Meets Digital Diamond Lake Minerals stands as an intriguing avenue for those seeking to invest in digital assets through a platform that respects the essence of traditional investment principles. The popularity of tokenized assets is still to be fully determined, but the company’s initiatives are paving the way for investors to evolve with the digital economy, reinforcing the potential for sustainable growth and value generation in the digital age. This post contains sponsored content. This content is for informational purposes only and not intended to be investing advice. Contact Details Benzinga +1 877-440-9464 info@benzinga.com Company Website http://www.benzinga.com

November 10, 2023 09:00 AM Eastern Standard Time

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