Oct 5, 2020
SRAX (NASDAQ: SRAX), a financial technology solutions provider, today announced that one of its board members, Malcolm CasSelle, will be appointed chief executive officer of BIGtoken, a wholly owned subsidiary of SRAX. In addition to his seven-year tenure on SRAX’s board of directors, CasSelle brings a close relationship with BIGtoken and more than 20 years of C-suite experience leading several startups in the digital media industry. “Malcolm brings years of experience in building technology companies,” SRAX CEO Christopher Miglino said in the news release. “He has the relationships and the know-how to bring the company to the next level and we are excited to have him join as the CEO.”
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SRAX is a financial technology company that unlocks data and insights for publicly traded companies. Through its premier investor intelligence and communications platform, Sequire, companies can track their investors’ behaviors and trends and use those insights to engage current and potential investors across marketing channels. For more information about the company, visit www.SRAX.com.
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