ePallet Expands Advisory Board
Adds depth and experience to technology and logistics startup.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- ePallet (www.epallet.com), an artificial intelligence (AI) driven platform that allows customers direct access to manufacturers' food products in full pallet increments, named key members to its advisory board earlier today.
New additions to the board include Paul Fiore, an investor and entrepreneur, who has three successful financial services tech exits, including founding Digital Insights, which was acquired by Intuit for $1.35 billion. Fiore is the former founder and CEO of LifeStep Solutions, formerly CU Wallet, and currently serves as Founder and Chairman of DoubleBeam, a cloud-POS venture.
Jay Rifkin joins as Board Member, bringing extensive experience in multiple successful exits and as a Grammy Award and Tony Award-winning music, new media, film, and television producer. A co-founder of Media Ventures, Rifkin also founded Mojo Records and is CEO of OceanView Media, which provides production sourcing, negotiating, financing and coordination to international studios, film and TV producers.
Additionally, Max Gold and Mark Davis, co-founders of LA Foods, a nationwide distributor of food products, were named Chairman and as Board of Director respectively.
The advisory board joins James Kwon, ePallet's CEO. Kwon has over 20 years experience in building technology products, brands and companies, most recently as CEO of DoubleBeam and as Director, Head of Mattel Game & App Studio.
"We've set out to change the entire food distribution system with a single-source platform that delivers real savings in the purchase of pallet quantities," Kwon said. "With the addition of such respected talent, ePallet is making a major step forward in giving vendors and buyers transparency and simplicity that's been long overdue."
To learn more about ePallet, please contact:
Media Relations Office: 833-372-5538
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