New Appointments for Supervisory Board and Board of Directors

TL;DR:
Dr. Navin Ramachandran joins the IOTA Supervisory Board, Dr. Anja Raden, Jan Misselwitz and Luca Moser join the Board of Directors.

Changes are afoot in the leadership structure of the IOTA Foundation, with significant developments that mark a new phase for the organization.

Dr. Navin Ramachandran Joins Supervisory Board

Dr. Navin Ramachandran, a key member of the IOTA Foundation since 2016, is joining the Foundation’s Supervisory Board, which is responsible for the general oversight and guidance of the IOTA Foundation. Previously a member of the Board of Directors, Navin is a practicing medical doctor and healthcare researcher and was previously an advisor to the UK’s All-Party Parliamentary Group on Blockchain, uniquely positioning him to contribute valuable insights to the board's deliberations.

In his new role, Navin joins fellow Supervisory Board members Professor Serguei Popov, a research mathematician and one of the co-founders of the IOTA Foundation, and Clinton Walker, General Counsel at Barclays Bank Delaware.

Current Board of Directors Composition

With Navin’s transition, the Board of Directors now consists of Dr. Anja Raden, responsible for Legal and Regulatory Affairs; Jan Misselwitz, responsible for Finance & People, and Luca Moser, responsible for Research & Development. The Board is chaired by Dominik Schiener, Co-Founder of the IOTA Foundation.

Diversifying and Strengthening Expertise

By diversifying decision-making structures and bolstering expertise across various domains, the Foundation is poised to navigate new horizons and realize its vision of a decentralized and scalable future. As Dr. Navin Ramachandran embarks on his new role the Foundation stands primed for continued growth and innovation in the burgeoning landscape of distributed ledger technologies.


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