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Archie, a workplace management platform that helps companies run modern offices, is gaining recognition for its visitor management software as the category rapidly expands. In 2026, the platform earned recognition across three major software review ecosystems — appearing in G2’s Top 25 Visitor Management Software Products, Capterra’s Visitor Management Shortlist, and receiving the SoftwareReviews Emotional Footprint Award — signaling strong user satisfaction as more companies adopt digital visitor management tools.

As companies rethink workplace security and office operations, software designed to manage visitors is quietly becoming one of the fastest-growing layers of workplace technology. The company’s Archie Visitors product is designed to digitize front-desk operations, improve workplace security, and streamline how organizations welcome and manage guests across offices.

While estimates vary by research firm, most agree that visitor management has evolved into a multi-billion-dollar software category growing at a double-digit rate. Grand View Research projects the global visitor management system market will grow from $1.87 billion in 2024 to $3.98 billion by 2030, while Fortune Business Insights estimates the market was worth $2.16 billion in 2025 and forecasts growth from $2.45 billion in 2026 to $6.77 billion by 2034.

Across these projections, the trend is clear: companies are investing more in software that digitizes reception, strengthens workplace security, and connects visitor workflows to broader office operations.

That shift is now showing up in software review data.

Three Prestigious Awards Confirm Archie’s Strong User Ratings

In 2026, Archie’s visitor management platform received recognition across three major software review ecosystems. The product appeared in G2’s Top 25 Visitor Management Software Products, ranked on Capterra’s Visitor Management Shortlist, and received the SoftwareReviews Emotional Footprint Award.

While each ranking uses a different methodology, they share a common foundation: all rely heavily on verified user reviews, buyer activity, or product usage signals. Rather than reflecting analyst opinion or vendor submissions, these rankings are largely based on how software performs in real workplace environments.

Taken together, the triple recognition suggests Archie is emerging as one of the leading vendors in a category that is becoming increasingly important as organizations modernize front-desk operations.

A Competitive Market with Different Types of Vendors

The visitor management category includes both specialized front-desk platforms and broader workplace management systems that include visitor tools alongside desk booking and room scheduling features.

Archie’s performance across these rankings also stands out when compared with several well-known visitor management and workplace software vendors:

• On Capterra’s 2026 Visitor Management Shortlist, Archie achieved the highest overall score (95/100), ahead of platforms such as OfficeSpace and Robin (both 91) and Tactic (86).
• In SoftwareReviews’ Emotional Footprint Awards, Archie also ranked among the highest-scoring products in the visitor management category, outperforming vendors including VisitUs Reception, EVA Check-in, and Eptura Visitor based on user sentiment and customer relationship metrics.
• Meanwhile, in G2’s 2026 Best Office Software Products list, Archie placed #8 overall, ahead of several widely recognized workplace and visitor management solutions such as Envoy Visitors (#14), FacilityOS (#17), Envoy Workplace (#18), OfficeSpace (#19), The Receptionist (#20), OfficeRnD Flex (#21), and Tactic (#23).

Archie’s triple recognition also highlights the growing role that review platforms now play in enterprise software buying decisions.

Review Data Is Becoming a Stronger Signal in Workplace Software

For workplace software buyers, rankings from G2, Capterra, and SoftwareReviews increasingly serve as an early filter when building a shortlist of potential vendors.

That is particularly true in categories like visitor management, where many platforms offer overlapping features, and it can be difficult to compare products based solely on feature lists.

Because these rankings depend on recent review activity and verified customer feedback, they tend to reflect current product experience more accurately than long-term brand awareness alone.

That makes multi-platform recognition more meaningful than a single award or badge. A product that performs well across multiple review frameworks is more likely to demonstrate strength across several dimensions at once, including usability, customer satisfaction, adoption, and trust.

As companies continue modernizing workplace operations, those signals are becoming an increasingly important way to identify which vendors are gaining traction in the rapidly evolving visitor management market.

About the Ranking Methodologies

Each of the three review platforms uses a different framework to evaluate software performance:

• G2 combines customer satisfaction scores with market presence indicators derived from verified user reviews submitted on its marketplace.
• Capterra’s Shortlist evaluates products using a weighted combination of user ratings and popularity metrics such as review activity and buyer interest.
• SoftwareReviews’ Emotional Footprint Awards, published by Info-Tech Research Group, focus on customer sentiment, measuring factors such as trust, product impact, fairness, and likelihood to recommend.

Because eligibility for these rankings depends on a minimum number of recent verified reviews, the results are designed to reflect current user experiences rather than long-term brand recognition alone.

About Archie

Archie is a modern workspace management platform that helps companies run flexible, efficient, and people-first workplaces. With tools for desk and room booking, visitor management, hybrid work coordination, and workplace analytics, Archie gives teams everything they need to stay organized and connected. Trusted by thousands of organizations, Archie is known for its intuitive design, fast user adoption, and seamless integrations with the tools teams already use. Learn more at archieapp.co.

Fluence, a decentralized compute platform, has opened public access to Fluence Console, a self-serve portal that lets developers provision GPUs across more than 70 independent data centers in over 30 regions. The move targets a growing gap in the market as AI teams face persistent capacity constraints, volatile pricing, and lengthy procurement cycles when scaling training and always-on inference.

AI infrastructure demand is changing in two important ways. Training runs continue to expand in size, while inference is increasingly becoming a permanent workload that needs stable, predictable compute. That shift is pushing more organizations to look beyond traditional hyperscale supply models, where capacity can be regional, pricing can vary sharply by configuration and commitment terms, and access to top-tier GPUs often requires longer-term contracts.

Fluence’s approach aggregates certified enterprise-grade capacity from Tier III and Tier IV facilities and exposes it through a single control plane. In practice, Fluence sources GPU inventory from multiple providers and makes it available through one console, with region-specific availability and pricing visible before deployment. Fluence says this model increases transparency and price competition by letting customers choose where to run workloads based on cost, latency, and locality.

Inventory and Deployment Options

Fluence Console currently lists more than 1,400 GPUs across 32 regions and 71 data centers, spanning popular profiles such as RTX 4090, A100 80GB, H100 80GB, H200, and L40S, depending on region and availability.

Users can deploy GPU Containers, Virtual Machines, or Bare Metal and launch infrastructure in seconds. The goal is to make it straightforward to go from selection to a running environment without bespoke vendor negotiations or one-off provisioning flows.

Example starting rates on Fluence include:

• H200 from $2.96/hr
• H100 80GB from $1.24/hr
• A100 80GB from $1.22/hr
• RTX 4090 from $0.48/hr

(Prices vary by region, configuration, and current availability.)

Transparent Pricing and Predictable Spend

Fluence is positioning transparency as a core differentiator. The company says it aims to keep spend predictable by publishing rates directly in the console and letting users compare options across locations and providers. As one benchmark, Fluence lists NVIDIA H200 at $2.96/hr, compared with published or commonly cited on-demand rates such as $6.30/hr (CoreWeave), $7.90/hr (AWS), and $10.84/hr (Google Cloud), noting that competitor pricing can vary significantly by region, instance type, and whether usage is on-demand or commitment-based.

Global Footprint and Locality Options

Because inventory is sourced from multiple independent data centers, Fluence’s GPU capacity spans a wide set of geographies. Current listings include locations across the U.S., U.K., Canada, France, Poland, Norway, Finland, Singapore, Japan, India, Germany, and Australia. Fluence says this footprint is designed to help teams place workloads closer to users, support data-locality requirements, and diversify infrastructure risk across multiple facilities rather than relying on a single provider region.

Getting Started

Fluence says new users can begin in a few steps:

1. Sign in to Fluence Console.
2. Choose a deployment type: GPU Containers, Virtual Machines, or Bare Metal.
3. Select GPU model, GPU count, and configuration.
4. Choose a region and data center.
5. Top up balance and launch.

About Fluence

Fluence is a decentralized compute platform that aggregates capacity from independent, enterprise-grade data centers and provides access through a unified console. The company is focused on resilient, lower-cost compute for AI, Web3, and general-purpose workloads. Fluence has raised $14 million from investors including 1KX, Multicoin, and Tiger Global. The network is governed by the Fluence DAO, and its native token FLT is used for governance, staking, and network coordination. For more information, visit www.fluence.network.

NodeLink today announced the launch of its flagship hardware node, the NX1, marking a bold step toward decentralizing the world’s digital backbone. 

With the NX1, regular homes can become small but powerful edge computing hubs. NodeLink aims to build a more resilient, user-powered internet where participants can also earn network rewards.

Moving Away From Centralized Cloud Systems

Today’s cloud market is dominated by a few large corporations. While the internet is supposed to be decentralized, most data and computing power still sit in massive centralized data centers. This concentration has led to higher costs, slower speeds in some regions, environmental pressure, and reduced digital control for users.

NodeLink was created to offer a different approach.

Instead of relying on distant data centers, the company uses a Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) model. This system distributes computing power closer to users.

Introducing the NX1: The “Living Room Cloud”

At the core of NodeLink’s ecosystem is the NX1, a high-performance node designed to unlock unused CPU and RAM capacity within households. The NX1 enables localized processing for AI workloads, secure data transmission, and low-latency applications.

This “Living Room Cloud” model reduces dependency on centralized bottlenecks while increasing network resilience and scalability. Each deployed NX1 becomes a foundational pillar of a globally distributed infrastructure layer.

Benefits For NX1 Users

NodeLink ensures participation is mutually beneficial. NX1 operators receive five years of premium digital services at no additional cost, including:

• Enterprise-grade VPN for enhanced privacy
• Integrated ad blocker for optimized browsing
• AI-driven cybersecurity protection
• Advanced network optimization tools

By hosting the device, users improve their own security and performance while contributing to the wider network.

Building the “DePIN of DePINs”

NodeLink’s vision goes beyond a single network. The NX1 is designed to support multiple future DePIN projects. These could include services focused on computing, storage, mapping, and other infrastructure needs.

Instead of building their own physical networks, new projects can launch directly on NodeLink’s system. This makes NodeLink a foundational layer for decentralized infrastructure.

Supporting the Next Era of the Internet

As global digital demand grows, NodeLink aims to build a more distributed and resilient internet.

Participants move from being passive users to active infrastructure contributors. In return, they can earn network-based rewards while helping power global connectivity.

According to NodeLink, the next phase of the internet will not be built only in large data centers. It will also be powered from homes around the world.

About NodeLink

NodeLink focuses on Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN). The company connects unused household computing power with global digital demand. Its goal is to create a community-powered internet where participation is rewarded, and connectivity is shared. For more information, visit nodelink.now or connect on X (Twitter), Telegram, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Medium.

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Assembled, the AI customer support orchestration platform, today announced the launch of Brand Studio, a new platform feature that allows businesses to create, manage, and deploy distinct AI agent identities across multiple brands and channels from a single location. With Brand Studio, companies managing multiple brands can now give each customer-facing AI agent its own personality, voice, knowledge base, and visual identity, without the operational complexity of managing them separately.

"Consumers today don’t want to feel like their support needs are getting farmed out to a chatbot, which means that as AI-powered customer service becomes more commonplace, the brands that win will be those that use it to get more personal, not less," said Ryan Wang, co-founder and CEO of Assembled. "Brand Studio was built for the reality that many enterprise companies manage multiple brands and brand personas. Now they can give each of those profiles a distinct, tailored AI support experience without adding operational overhead.”

Consumer expectations are already outpacing most AI deployments. Recent research uncovered that 73% of consumers expect companies to understand their unique needs and expectations, yet the majority of AI support agents still route every customer through the same generic experience. With Assembled’s Brand Studio, companies can move beyond one-size-fits-all voice and chat agents and toward a roster of specialized AI personas, each calibrated to a specific customer need state.

By designing unique personas across support functions, teams can create a customer support experience that builds brand loyalty through personalization at scale.

Key capabilities of Brand Studio include:

• Centralized multi-brand management: One place to control multiple brand identities across all support channels.
• Customizable agent personas: Configure how AI agents look and sound from chat avatars and brand colors to voice and communication style.
• Unlimited brand scaling: Scale the number of brands without adding operational complexity.
• Integrated testing and QA: Preview, test and tune new agents across channels from a single window before going live.

Companies, like Thrasio, are using Brand Studio to expand their businesses, differentiate support for different market segments, and address regional variations in brand requirements, saving millions of dollars.

"Managing nearly 20 brands across our business means every customer interaction has to feel intentional,” said Gershwin Exeter, chief experience officer at Thrasio. “Before using Assembled’s Brand Studio, expanding our AI employee to match the culture and personality of each brand was cumbersome — at best. Now we can build and manage unique profiles for each brand from a single place. The operational complexity is replaced with a focus on customer centricity and satisfaction, resulting in an impressive 94% CSAT. Brand Studio has been a game-changing capability that allows us to continue to provide best-in-class support for our customers."

Brand Studio is generally available to Assembled customers today. For more information, visit www.assembled.com.

About Assembled

Assembled is the modern, unified platform for managing in-house teams, BPOs, and AI agents. The company's comprehensive solution includes AI agents for chat, voice, email, and SMS; an AI copilot to assist human agents; and advanced workforce management tools to forecast, schedule, and monitor blended workforces. Founded in 2018 by machine learning engineers from Stripe, Assembled serves hundreds of leading companies, including Stripe, Robinhood, Canva, and Intercom. The company has raised $71 million from NEA, Emergence Capital, and top angels, with more than 130 employees across San Francisco, New York, London, and remote locations. Learn more at www.assembled.com.

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Campfire, the AI-native ERP built for modern finance teams, today announced the launch of Ember Agents: a suite of AI workers that handle accounting and finance operations continuously in the background, without being asked.

Ember Agents are built on Accounting Intelligence, Campfire's proprietary foundation model trained specifically on accounting data. The model understands chart of accounts structure, vendor patterns, and what a clean set of books should look like. That foundation powers agents that can match transactions, process AP and AR, manage accruals, flag anomalies, run period-over-period flux analysis, and prepare close packages — with enough confidence to proactively act, not just suggest.

"Most accounting teams are running lean right now — the work keeps growing and the headcount doesn't," said John Glasgow, founder and CEO of Campfire. "Ember Agents were built to serve as the newest members of your team. Our customers aren't trying to replace their accountants. They're trying to give their accounting team back the hours that have been consumed by manual work."

Ember Agents launches with two modes: 

• Continuous agents run 24/7, handling recurring operational work like transaction matching, AP and AR processing, anomaly detection, and accruals management.
• On-demand agents run on a schedule — period-over-period flux analysis, close prep, board reporting — added directly to a team's monthly close checklist and running the same way every period.

Every agent action is logged, sourced to the underlying GL data, and reviewable before it posts. Built-in confidence thresholds let teams control exactly how much the system acts versus surfaces for review, with the ability to expand autonomy as trust grows.

Campfire customers are already seeing the impact. "If you're not using Agents, it's a problem," said Nigel Glenday, CFO and COO of Masterworks. "The future of finance is agentic, and if your head's not here, you're not going to remain competitive. Campfire's agents are leading the way."

The launch follows a period of significant customer momentum for Campfire. Fast-growing companies including Replit, Decagon, and PostHog are already running a 5x faster close on the platform, with customers reporting up to 70% savings in operational expenses and teams scaling revenue dramatically without adding finance headcount.

Ember Agents is available in beta today for existing Campfire customers. Finance teams not yet on Campfire can book a demo at campfire.ai/demo.

To learn more about Ember Agents, read the full announcement or join our live demo on Tuesday, March 17 at 10 am PT.

About Campfire

Campfire is the AI-native ERP for high-growth companies. They give modern, mid-market and enterprise accounting teams superpowers by automating the work that nobody wants to do: manual transaction categorization, bank reconciliation, revenue recognition, and variance analysis. Their customers close 5x faster and save up to hundreds of thousands annually. Campfire is privileged to work with some of the fastest-growing AI companies in the world, including Replit, Decagon, and PostHog, as well as services providers, health tech, and aerospace companies. For more information, visit campfire.ai.

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Katrina Queirolo
katrina@campfire.ai

Mainspring Recovery, a Virginia-based addiction treatment provider, says its clinical leadership is closely monitoring the evolving overdose landscape and will continue sharing insights on the issue as new public health data emerge. As providers working directly with individuals affected by substance use disorders, Mainspring professionals say the changes reflected in state and national data mirror many of the challenges they are observing in treatment settings.

Virginia enters 2026 with signs of measurable progress in overdose mortality, alongside continued strain across emergency and behavioral health systems. The Virginia Department of Health (VDH) reports 1,403 overdose deaths among Virginia residents in 2024 (preliminary data as of January 2026), a 43% decrease compared to 2023. In 2023, the state recorded 2,463 overdose deaths, following several years of elevated mortality during the peak of the synthetic opioid surge.

State officials caution that overdose death data remain provisional until investigations and toxicology testing are finalized, a process that can take months. Recent-year counts may change as additional cases are certified. National data reflect a similar shift. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported a substantial decline in provisional overdose deaths in 2024 compared to 2023, marking the first broad national downturn after years of increases. Public health experts describe the current moment as a potential turning point, though not a resolution.

Fentanyl Continues to Drive Risk

Despite the decline in total overdose deaths, fentanyl remains the dominant substance associated with fatal outcomes in Virginia. According to VDH, approximately 79% of overdose deaths in 2023 involved fentanyl or related synthetic opioids.

The continued presence of fentanyl in the illicit drug supply contributes to elevated overdose risk because of:

• High potency relative to heroin or prescription opioids
• Frequent mixing with other substances
• Variability in drug composition and strength

VDH notes that overdose deaths are often classified across multiple drug categories, meaning a single case may involve more than one substance. This polysubstance pattern complicates prevention and treatment efforts. Even with declining mortality, fentanyl’s dominance suggests that the underlying risk environment remains unstable.

Emergency Departments and EMS Activity Remain Elevated

Fatal overdoses represent one dimension of substance use impact. In 2023, VDH recorded 21,881 drug overdose-related emergency department visits across the state. That same year, emergency medical services responded to 31,360 substance use-related incidents. Emergency department surveillance is updated more frequently than finalized death data and can serve as an early indicator of changing trends. However, like mortality data, these figures are considered preliminary and subject to revision. Providers note that many individuals who survive an overdose require immediate follow-up care, particularly structured treatment options that can support stabilization and relapse prevention.

Dr. Nicole Erkfitz, LCSW, chief operating officer at Mainspring Recovery, stated:

“An overdose is not just a medical emergency. It is a moment where the body, the brain, and a person’s life are all signaling that something must change. The period immediately following an overdose is one of the most critical opportunities for intervention. Physically, tolerance has shifted, which dramatically increases the risk of another and often fatal overdose. Emotionally and psychologically, many individuals are in a rare moment of clarity where they are more open to support and change. Structured treatment during this window can stabilize the person medically, address the underlying substance use disorder, and connect them to a recovery community before the cycle continues.”

Broader Health Consequences Persist

Substance use in Virginia continues to influence other public health indicators. VDH reports that injection drug use remains a documented risk factor in a portion of acute hepatitis C cases. Additionally, injection drug use accounted for approximately 6% of new HIV diagnoses in the state in recent reporting, underscoring the broader infectious disease implications of substance use. These secondary impacts highlight that even as overdose mortality trends improve, substance use disorders continue to intersect with chronic health conditions, behavioral health challenges, and community-level strain.

What Treatment Providers Are Observing in 2026

Across Virginia, treatment providers describe a clinical landscape characterized by increasing complexity rather than volume alone.

Common themes reported in 2026 include:

• Higher rates of co-occurring anxiety, depression, and trauma-related symptoms
• Continued relapse vulnerability associated with fentanyl exposure
• Greater demand for outpatient models that allow individuals to maintain employment or family responsibilities

Structured outpatient programs, including partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient services, have become central components of the treatment continuum in many communities. Providers indicate that continuity of care, particularly following emergency stabilization plays a significant role in sustaining recovery gains.

Yitzy Halon, co-founder of Mainspring Recovery, says:

“In 2026, one of the realities providers are facing is that the clinical needs of patients often conflict with the practical demands of life. Many individuals would benefit from starting their recovery journey in a residential level of care, but responsibilities like employment, parenting, and financial pressures make stepping away for that length of time extremely difficult. At the same time, insurance pressures often require providers and clients to step down to lower levels of care before someone is fully stabilized, which can increase vulnerability to relapse."

"Because of this, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs have become essential parts of the treatment continuum. These models allow individuals to receive structured, clinically robust care while still maintaining critical life responsibilities. Providers across the field are becoming increasingly creative in how they deliver these services, offering virtual programming, evening treatment tracks, and even programs that include childcare, because the priority remains the same: removing barriers so that people can access the help they need and build a stronger foundation for recovery. Recovery does not happen in isolation from real life. Our job as providers is to build treatment models that meet people where they are so they can still receive the level of support they need.”

While provider observations offer on-the-ground perspective, public health authorities emphasize that long-term trend confirmation depends on finalized state and federal reporting.

A Cautious Turning Point

The decline in overdose deaths represents meaningful progress for Virginia after years of record-breaking mortality. At the same time, fentanyl’s continued presence, high emergency department utilization, and ongoing infectious disease risks suggest that sustained investment in prevention, harm reduction, and treatment access remains essential. As 2024 data is finalized and 2025 provisional figures mature, policymakers and providers alike will be watching whether current improvements reflect a durable shift or a temporary downturn within a complex and evolving public health challenge.

About Mainspring Recovery

Mainspring Recovery serves adults struggling with substance use disorders, including those facing co-occurring mental health challenges. It is a state-licensed and CARF accredited rehab with treatment centers in Dumfries and Triangle (NoVA) and Lynchburg (Central Virginia) offering compassionate, evidence-based care across VA. Our clients are seeking not just sobriety, but long-term healing, life skills, and a sense of purpose, and we’re here to walk that journey with them. For more information, visit www.mainspringrecovery.com.

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Dr. Nicole Erkfitz
Mainspring Recovery
nerkfitz@mainspringrecovery.com

Enrollment is now open for the 2026–2027 school year at Virtual Prep Academy of Washington, a tuition-free online public charter school serving students in grades K-12 statewide.

Virtual Prep Academy of Washington offers families a flexible online learning option that combines rigorous academics with the structure and support of live instruction from certified teachers. The program brings a college-preparatory approach to virtual learning, helping students build strong academic foundations while learning from home.

A Rigorous Online Learning Experience

Students at Virtual Prep Academy of Washington benefit from a structured online environment designed to support both flexibility and academic accountability.

Students benefit from:

• Prep-school expectations with public school access: Students receive rigorous academics in a tuition-free online environment.
• Live instruction from certified teachers: Students participate in structured classes rather than self-paced worksheets.
• Flexible learning without sacrificing quality: Families get the benefits of online education with strong academic accountability.
• Opportunities to accelerate: Students can access advanced coursework and college-credit options.
• A partnership with families: Parents stay connected to their child’s learning while teachers lead instruction.

Enrollment Information

Enrollment is open to Washington students in grades K-12 who reside in the state. To enroll, families must complete a choice transfer request form as part of the application process. Families can learn more or apply at washington.virtualpreparatoryacademy.com/admissions or call (509) 866-4106.

Frequently Asked Questions About Online School

What makes online learning different from in-person schooling?

Students complete the same curriculum and meet the same academic standards required in traditional public schools. The key difference is that lessons take place online, giving families flexibility in where and how learning occurs.

Why might families choose online school?

Online learning appeals to families seeking flexibility, personalized support, safety, or a different learning environment. It can work well for students who need a different pace or a schedule that better aligns with their daily lives.

How can parents help their child succeed?

Parents can encourage success by helping establish consistent routines, celebrating effort, monitoring progress through the learning platform, and staying in communication with teachers.

What helps students stay engaged?

Clear expectations, regular encouragement, check-ins, and consistent routines can keep students motivated. Engagement often increases when students feel supported and recognize their own growth.

What equipment is needed for online school?

Most students need access to a computer, a reliable internet connection, and a quiet space for schoolwork. Some schools may provide laptops for eligible families — contact the school directly to learn more.

Do online students interact with others?

Yes. Online schools offer social opportunities through live lessons, collaborative projects, clubs, and school activities, helping students connect with peers while learning.

What if our family decides to change schools later?

Online schools follow state standards, which helps ensure students stay academically aligned with other schools. If your needs change, staff can help guide your family through next steps.

About ACCEL Schools

ACCEL Schools is an educational service provider to more than 100 public charter schools serving K-12 students across the United States. The organization directly manages or supports brick-and-mortar, online, and hybrid schools tailored to the needs of the communities they serve. ACCEL Schools supports a range of innovative educational models, including college prep, career and technical, classical, dropout prevention, and other specialized academic pathways. For more information, visit accelschools.com.

About Virtual Preparatory Academy of Washington

Virtual Preparatory Academy of Washington is a tuition-free online public charter school that brings college-preparatory learning to families across Washington. Students learn through live instruction with certified teachers, high academic expectations, and personalized support. By combining the flexibility of online education with rigorous coursework and college-credit opportunities, Virtual Prep prepares students for success in college and beyond. For more information, visit washington.virtualpreparatoryacademy.com.

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Warren Cohn
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John J. Malm & Associates announced today that the firm has secured an out-of-court settlement for the policy limits of $300,000 on behalf of an Illinois woman who sustained severe and life-threatening injuries after being attacked by an American bulldog inside the dog owner’s home.

The incident occurred when the plaintiff was at the residence and, at the request of the dog’s owner, attempted to let the dog out of its crate. As she opened the crate door, the American bulldog suddenly lunged forward and attacked her without warning, biting her multiple times and causing extensive wounds to both hands, both arms, and her head. The most serious injury involved a large portion of skin being torn from her left elbow. Due to the violent and unprovoked nature of the incident, the dog was later euthanized.

At the hospital, the plaintiff’s lacerations caused her blood pressure to fall to a critical level, leading to hemorrhagic shock. She was admitted as a trauma patient for emergency stabilization. A few days later, she underwent surgery to repair the large elbow wound and remained under close medical monitoring.

“This was a terrifying and unexpected attack inside a home where our client had every reason to believe she was safe,” said Naperville dog bite attorney John J. Malm. “She was simply helping the dog’s owner by opening the crate when the bulldog suddenly and violently attacked her. We worked to ensure she received the full policy limits available to help her recover from these life-altering injuries.”

Case Overview and Investigation

The firm launched a comprehensive investigation to document the facts and circumstances surrounding the bulldog’s behavior and the attack. Witness accounts confirmed the dog had been whining inside its crate and that, the moment the plaintiff opened the door, it burst out and began biting her repeatedly.

Medical records, trauma reports, and surgical documentation detailed the severity of the wounds and the plaintiff’s rapid decline into hemorrhagic shock. Photographs and medical imaging captured the extent of the injuries, including the large deep-tissue wound on her left elbow.

Animal control documentation and veterinary records regarding the bulldog’s removal and euthanasia further underscored the severity of the attack.

Injury, Treatment, and Long-Term Impact

The plaintiff suffered deep bite wounds to her hands, arms, and head, including a significant avulsion injury to the left elbow that required surgical repair.

Her injuries triggered hemorrhagic shock, prompting immediate trauma admission. After stabilization and several days of inpatient care, she underwent surgery to address the severe elbow wound.

She continues to experience limited mobility, hypersensitivity, and pain in her left arm, along with emotional distress commonly experienced by victims of sudden, violent dog attacks.

Liability and Legal Issues

Under the Illinois Animal Control Act, individuals who own or keep a dog are strictly liable when the animal injures a person who is lawfully present and has not provoked the attack.

In this case, the plaintiff was lawfully present in the home and was acting at the dog owner’s request when she attempted to let the dog out of its crate. The severity of the dog’s response, coupled with the need for trauma care and surgery, demonstrated the dangerous nature of the incident.

The firm’s legal analysis included documentation of medical damages, ongoing treatment needs, and non-economic harms, including disfigurement, emotional trauma, and the lasting impact on the plaintiff’s daily life.

Why Serious Dog Attacks Can Occur Inside the Home

Incidents like this highlight a pattern sometimes seen in severe dog attacks occurring in residential settings. Even dogs familiar to their owners may exhibit sudden aggression when stressed, confined, or anxious. When a dog is released from a crate or other confined space, that stress can escalate quickly.

“These cases are especially difficult because victims are often helping a friend, family member, or acquaintance when the attack occurs,” said Illinois dog bite litigation attorney John J. Malm. “But when a dog causes traumatic and life-altering injuries, the law is clear: the responsible parties must be held accountable.”

Damages and Policy-Limits Recovery

The $300,000 policy-limits settlement reflects the severity of the plaintiff’s injuries and the extensive medical care required. The settlement covers trauma admission, surgery, imaging, pain management, and follow-up care, as well as long-term limitations, scarring, and other permanent effects.

“This attack was sudden and devastating, and the consequences will follow our client for years,” said Malm. “Our team ensured that every aspect of her recovery, physical, emotional, and financial, was represented in the damages claim. Securing the full policy limits was necessary and appropriate given the harm she endured.”

Insurance Coverage Issues in Residential Dog Attacks

Dog attacks that occur inside a residence often raise complicated insurance coverage questions, particularly when the injured person is visiting the home or assisting the dog’s owner.

Coverage may depend on how the homeowners policy defines who qualifies as an “insured” or what circumstances trigger liability coverage. Questions can arise regarding whether the injured person was a guest, a volunteer assisting the owner, or otherwise lawfully present on the property.

At John J. Malm & Associates, our attorneys regularly navigate these complex coverage issues to determine who is entitled to assert a claim, identify all available insurance policies, and ensure that injured clients receive the full benefits and protections the law affords.

Dog Safety and Owner Responsibility

Dog owners have a legal and moral responsibility to manage potential risks, particularly when a dog shows signs of stress or agitation. Situations involving confined dogs, such as animals inside crates or cages, can sometimes lead to unpredictable behavior if the animal is anxious or agitated.

“People often underestimate how quickly a dog’s behavior can escalate,” Malm noted. “Responsible handling and awareness of warning signs are critical to preventing violent incidents like this one.”

About John J. Malm & Associates Personal Injury Lawyers

John J. Malm & Associates is an Illinois personal injury firm that serves clients throughout the Chicagoland area and its western suburbs with offices in Naperville and St. Charles. Our top-rated personal injury lawyers represent injured victims of automobile accidents, medical malpractice, product liability, work injuries, nursing home abuse and neglect, dog attacks, slip and fall/premises liability, wrongful death, and other accident and injury claims. For more information, visit www.malmlegal.com.

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John J. Malm & Associates
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Sea to Ski Property Management celebrates over 20 years of bringing excellence in second-home management. Led by principal owners Rufus Frost and Dave Kunz, the company positions itself as the ultimate solution for homeowners in Park City, Utah, seeking a reliable, trustworthy way to manage their premium vacation properties.

Rather than offering rudimentary maintenance, they deploy a tech‑enabled, systems‑driven approach to ensure that when owners arrive, whether for a holiday weekend or a full season, their home is ready, configured, secure, and turnkey.

 “Our clients don’t want to worry about filters, furnaces, or oxygen systems every time they fly in,” explained Frost. “We list serial numbers, track installation years, and set automated alerts to keep a vigilant eye across all systems. The home is ready before they ever step in.”

Founded in 2005, the company keeps this proactive systems oversight at the crux of its methodology. Frost notes that for large mountain residences with multiple boilers and multiple furnaces the margin for error is small. Sea to Ski documents each subsystem with exhaustive detail, logs maintenance via proprietary software, and triggers automated notifications for things like HVAC filter changes or snow‑removal readiness. 

“We understand the meticulous care that needs to be taken for a home,” said Frost. “So, we remain hyper-focused on proactive management and utilizing software to upkeep the basic functionality of the home, so the owner doesn’t have to be preoccupied with it, ever.”

Another pillar is their strategy with homeowners building custom homes. Rather than entering a property post‑handoff, Sea to Ski often works with homeowners during construction, mapping the layout, systems, and warranties from day one. “When the homeowner gets their keys, we’re already the home manager,” said Kunz. “This reduces friction, ensures continuity of data, and gives owners a single reference point for all home‑care matters.”

These turnkey concierge services can translate into trusted readiness for the owners. Whether the fridge is stocked with the preferred wine on arrival, the outdoor lights are timed, snow cleared, or the home is decorated for the holidays with trim and tree in place, the company orchestrates every move with precision and personalization.

Sea to Ski’s tiered service model — Bronze, Silver, and Gold — allows owners to select the level of engagement from essential maintenance to full lifestyle‑concierge support. This modularity, Frost noted, is aimed at fostering transparency and clarity.

Rather than reactive management, Sea to Ski upholds a long-view stewardship model that understands the distinct rhyme of second-home ownership. “Managing these homes requires a balance of hospitality and engineering, ensuring that aesthetic details meet the standards of mechanical systems,” added Frost. “We aim to keep homes performing at their best, no matter how often they’re used.”

As Sea to Ski looks beyond Park City toward other mountain‑resort markets in Colorado, Montana, and California, the underlying message lies in building trust by documenting every boiler, tracking every furnace, automating alerts, integrating with the homeowners, and delivering a home that simply ‘works’ the moment the homeowners arrive.

“For owners who may hover between continents or spend a few short weekends a year at the property, that operational reliability can become the value proposition rather than the property itself,” noted Frost.

After two decades of combining technology and transparency, guided by market expertise and a global perspective, Sea to Ski Property Management is defining the new benchmark for trusted care.

About Sea to Ski Property Management

Founded by Rufus Frost, Sea to Ski Property Management is a premier, boutique service provider specializing in the care of private, non-rental luxury vacation homes and homeowner associations in Park City, Utah. With over 20 years of local expertise, the company delivers a concierge-first approach, focusing on proactive, in-house maintenance and bespoke, high-end services. Consistently recognized for excellence, the firm prioritizes security and convenience for discerning homeowners. To learn more, visit www.seatoski.com.

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David Kunz
dkunz@seatoski.com

Dr. Angela Zeng, founder of the St. Louis-based wellness beverage company Karviva, is partnering with Saint Louis University (SLU) to create new opportunities for collaboration between academia and local businesses, helping connect student learning with real entrepreneurial challenges.

The initiative brings together SLU’s Emerson Leadership Institute (ELI), the Chaifetz Center for Entrepreneurship (CCE), and Karviva to provide students with direct exposure to the strategic decisions facing a growing company operating in a national market.

Over the past year, Dr. Zeng, an alum of SLU’s School of Medicine, has mentored aspiring entrepreneurs, shared internal company data with graduate student teams for strategic analysis, and worked with faculty members to develop teaching case studies based on real growth decisions facing Karviva.

For students, the collaboration offers a chance to analyze real business questions involving supply chain strategy, pricing models, revenue growth, and market expansion. For faculty members, it creates opportunities to build rigorous case studies rooted in an active St. Louis enterprise competing nationally. For Karviva, the partnership provides structured analysis and fresh perspectives during a period of expansion.

“As a founder, you are constantly making high-stakes decisions,” said Dr. Zeng. “Inviting students and faculty into that process brings valuable perspective, but it also strengthens the local ecosystem. When we develop talent here in St. Louis, we are investing in our shared future.”

The collaboration reflects a broader call from Saint Louis University leadership to strengthen connections between universities and the regional economy. In his January 21 address, “Great Cities, Great Universities: Leading With Hope to Strengthen Our Shared Community,” SLU President Ed Feser encouraged universities to take an active role in shaping regional growth through partnerships with local businesses.

Through programs such as the New Venture Accelerator, SLU Launch, and other experiential learning initiatives, the Chaifetz Center for Entrepreneurship works to embed students directly within the region’s innovation ecosystem.

Dean Jackson Nickerson of the Chaifetz School of Business says these partnerships provide valuable real-world learning.

“Case studies place students inside consequential decisions,” Nickerson said. “When those cases are developed in partnership with local companies, the learning becomes immediate, and the benefits extend into the community.”

The partnership also contributes to academic scholarship by allowing faculty members to develop case studies based on real companies operating in St. Louis. These cases can then be shared within national academic networks, helping highlight regional innovation.

Dr. Jintong Tang, who leads both the Chaifetz Center for Entrepreneurship and the Emerson Leadership Institute, believes the model could expand across industries.

“When local businesses trust us with real strategic challenges, students learn at a higher level, faculty produce more relevant scholarship, and companies benefit from thoughtful, data-informed analysis,” Tang said. “The next step is to make this kind of collaboration part of the fabric of St. Louis’ economic infrastructure.”

The collaboration will culminate on April 24 with a Case Study Symposium sponsored by SLU’s Office of the Vice President for Research and co-organized by the Emerson Leadership Institute and the Chaifetz Center for Entrepreneurship. The event will feature faculty-developed cases, student insights, and perspectives from industry leaders, highlighting the potential for university-business partnerships to strengthen regional economic development.

Local entrepreneurs, small business owners, faculty members, and students are encouraged to explore how similar collaborations can be developed across industries to support innovation and long-term economic growth in St. Louis.

About Karviva

Karviva is a St. Louis–based wellness beverage company founded by Dr. Angela Zeng. The company develops plant-based functional drinks designed to support hydration, energy, and overall well-being. By combining modern nutritional science with principles inspired by traditional wellness practices, Karviva focuses on clean ingredients and thoughtful formulations while expanding its presence through retail and national partnerships. For more information, visit karviva.com.

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Dr. Angela Zeng
angela@karviva.com

Yield.xyz powers Polygon (POL) staking via Ledger Wallet™, enabling users to participate in the Polygon staking ecosystem while maintaining full self-custody through Ledger’s hardware-backed security.

Through this integration, Ledger users will be able to authorize POL staking directly from the security of their Ledger signers, delegate across multiple validators, and manage their staking positions within Ledger’s secure environment. Yield.xyz provides the underlying API infrastructure that connects Ledger Wallet to Polygon staking, standardizing access while abstracting protocol-level complexity.

The integration reflects a broader effort across the ecosystem to embed staking functionality directly into self-custodial wallets, reducing reliance on external dashboards and simplifying participation in network security. By combining Ledger’s secure wallet infrastructure, Polygon’s staking model, and Yield.xyz’s yield abstraction layer, the integration delivers a cohesive staking experience designed for long-term use.

POL staking via Ledger Wallet allows users to engage with Polygon’s proof-of-stake network without transferring assets to third-party platforms or relinquishing control of their private keys. Validator discovery, delegation, reward tracking, and unstaking flows are all surfaced natively, while Yield.xyz manages protocol interactions behind the scenes using audited, production-grade infrastructure.

Polygon’s staking model relies on a decentralized validator set responsible for securing the network, validating transactions, and supporting governance. These validators underpin Polygon’s scalable infrastructure, which supports a growing ecosystem of applications across consumer, enterprise, and onchain financial use cases. Making staking accessible through Ledger Wallet helps broaden validator participation and reinforces the network’s long-term security.

“Embedding POL staking directly into Ledger ecosystem through Yield.xyz lowers the barrier to secure network participation while preserving the custody and risk standards users expect,” said Marc Boiron, CEO of Polygon Labs. “This integration expands access to staking in a way that is operationally sound, institutionally credible, and aligned with Polygon’s long-term security model.”

Yield.xyz serves as the infrastructure layer that allows Ledger Wallet users to participate in Polygon staking at scale. Its API standardizes staking access across validators while remaining flexible as Polygon’s validator ecosystem evolves. This approach allows wallet platforms to integrate staking functionality without embedding protocol-specific logic directly into their products.

Security and self-custody remain central to the experience. Users stake POL directly from their Ledger Wallet, ensuring private keys never leave the device. Ledger Wallet provides visibility into staking positions and rewards, while Yield.xyz handles validator interactions and staking lifecycle management to ensure consistency and reliability.

“Ledger Wallet is designed to give users secure access to the always growing opportunities of the onchain economy without compromising on self-custody,” said JF Rochet, EVP of Consumer Services at Ledger. “Yield.xyz added POL Staking to their offering to enable Ledger users to stake directly from their Ledger Wallet, secured by their Ledger signer, choose their preferred validator, and engage with the Polygon network while benefiting from Ledger’s uncompromising security standards.”

The integration also supports core staking lifecycle features, including reward accrual and unstaking flows, all managed through the Ledger Wallet UI. Yield.xyz coordinates protocol requirements to ensure a predictable experience while preserving the underlying mechanics of Polygon’s staking model.

As wallet-native staking continues to gain adoption, integrations like this demonstrate how standardized infrastructure can reduce fragmentation across the onchain ecosystem. Users benefit from direct access to network participation within secure environments, while networks gain broader distribution through trusted platforms.

POL staking continues to be supported via Ledger Wallet, powered by Yield.xyz, as part of an ongoing effort to make onchain participation more accessible without sacrificing security or control.

About Yield.xyz

Yield.xyz is the unified onchain yield infrastructure layer for Web3, enabling developers to integrate once and access over 2,800 yield opportunities across more than 80 networks spanning staking, lending, and liquidity provision strategies. Trusted by leading wallets and financial platforms including Ledger, DeBlock, Utila, Tuyo, Crossmint, Turnkey, Tangem, and Zerion, Yield.xyz powers production-grade yield products with built-in support for auto-compounding, reward conversion, and secure transaction verification. Yield.xyz abstracts complex strategy engineering into simple API calls and enables teams to launch scalable yield products with minimal overhead while unlocking new revenue streams through fee-customizable vaults. To learn more, visit yield.xyz.

About Polygon Labs

Polygon Labs is a global blockchain payments company building and operating infrastructure to move money instantly, reliably, and at internet scale, with the mission to move all money onchain. It is building the Polygon Open Money Stack, an open and integrated stack of services and technologies to instantly and reliably move money anywhere, and put it to work. Its infrastructure has facilitated trillions of dollars in onchain value transfer and supported millions of transactions daily for some of the globe's largest banks, fintechs, enterprises, and consumer applications. For more information, visit polygon.technology.

About Ledger

Celebrating its 10-year anniversary in 2024, Ledger is the world leader in digital asset security for consumers and enterprises. Ledger offers connected devices and platforms, with more than 8 million devices sold to consumers in 165+ countries and supporting 10+ languages, as well as serving more than 100 financial institutions and commercial brands. Over 20% of the world’s crypto assets are secured by Ledger.

Ledger is a digital asset solution that is secure by design. The world’s most internationally respected offensive security team, Ledger Donjon, is relied upon as a crucial resource for securing the digital asset ecosystem. With over $14 billion hacked, scammed or mismanaged in 2023 alone, Ledger’s security provides peace of mind and uncompromising self-custody to its community.

Don’t buy “a hardware wallet.” Buy a LEDGER™ signer. To learn more, visit www.ledger.com.

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SimplyDepo, a provider of field sales software for distributors and consumer goods companies, has announced the launch of agentic AI capabilities embedded directly into its platform. The new system is designed to help field sales teams lower operating costs and serve more customers without increasing headcount.

The launch introduces a multi-agent AI architecture that analyzes live sales, order, customer, and inventory data to generate actionable recommendations for field teams. Unlike generic AI assistants, SimplyDepo’s AI system operates on company-specific data already inside the software, which allows it to support decisions around routing, stocking, and account prioritization.

Moving Beyond Reporting in Field Sales Software

Field sales organizations face growing pressure to do more with fewer resources. Route-based selling has become more complex as operating costs rise and product assortments grow. While most field sales software platforms focus on digitizing orders and visits, many still rely on managers and reps to manually interpret data and decide what to do next. SimplyDepo’s new agentic AI layer is intended to close that gap.

Instead of acting as a passive system of record, the software now evaluates patterns across orders, customers, and inventory to recommend concrete actions. These include which customers to visit next, which products are likely to stock out, and where routes can be adjusted to reduce travel time, along with analysis of order data to identify recurring sales patterns. 

How SimplyDepo’s Agentic AI System Works

At the center of the new system is a Main Agent that functions as an intelligent router. When a user asks a question or requests insight, the Main Agent determines which specialized agent should handle the task. Each request passes through input/output validation to ensure relevance. Responses are checked before delivery to reduce errors and hallucinations. 

Specialized Agents Built for Field Sales Workflows

SimplyDepo’s AI system currently includes four specialized agents, each focused on a core area of field sales execution.

• Customer Agent: The Customer Agent analyzes customer profiles and historical purchases to identify trends at the account level. It highlights changes in buying behavior and recommends products based on actual demand patterns. For reps, this supports more informed store visits and fewer missed sales opportunities.
• Orders Agent: The Orders Agent analyzes order data across all customers to identify recurring sales patterns, including commonly purchased product bundles. The insights help teams adjust sales strategies based on observed demand trends.
• Catalog Agent: The Catalog Agent tracks inventory levels and sales velocity for individual products. It flags items at risk of stockout and recommends reorders or promotions based on real movement data. The agent allows teams to plan stock more accurately and reduce excess inventory.
• FAQ Agent: The FAQ Agent acts as a built-in assistant trained on SimplyDepo’s documentation and best practices. It helps users understand platform features and navigate common sales scenarios. Its aim is to reduce reliance on support and shorten onboarding time.

Benefits of SimplyDepo’s Agentic AI

• Offers data-driven recommendations, not generic AI outputs: SimplyDepo emphasizes that the AI system is designed to work exclusively with user-specific operational data. Rather than relying on generalized models, the agents analyze each company’s actual orders, customers, routes, and catalog structure. This is a key differentiator from standalone AI tools that generate advice without understanding how a field sales operation actually runs.
• Reduces costs through smarter routes and planning: One of the most immediate impacts of the new AI system is route efficiency. By combining customer demand signals with historical visit data, the software can help teams plan routes that reduce unnecessary travel. Reps spend less time driving between low-priority stops and more time visiting customers who are ready to order. It can lead to lower fuel costs, more visits completed per day, and reduced physical strain on sales teams. Over time, organizations can cover more accounts with the same number of reps. These gains are relevant for distributors and CPG companies operating large territories where travel time directly affects profitability.
• Improves demand forecasting and inventory accuracy: Inventory planning remains a major challenge in field sales operations. Stockouts lead to missed revenue and damaged customer relationships, while overstock ties up cash and warehouse space. The Orders Agent and Catalog Agent work together to improve demand prediction. By analyzing order history and sales velocity, the system helps teams anticipate product needs earlier and plan replenishment more precisely. That way, teams can reduce last-minute restocking and support more stable supply chains. For companies managing large catalogs with varying demand patterns across regions, this system is especially useful.
• Scaling sales without increasing headcount: Hiring additional field reps is expensive and slow, more so in competitive labor markets. Many organizations are looking for ways to expand coverage without growing their teams. SimplyDepo’s agentic AI is designed to increase the capacity of existing reps.

With clearer priorities, optimized routes, better stock planning, and easy access to knowledge base, reps can manage more accounts without extending work hours. Managers gain clearer insight into how recommendations are formed, which supports more confident decision-making. Over time, the agentic AI is expected to reduce ad-hoc firefighting and keep teams focused on planned sales execution.

How SimplyDepo Supports Field Sales Today and How the Agentic AI Builds on It

Even before the agentic AI layer, SimplyDepo delivers the operational workflows field teams rely on: routing, inventory, order capture, and CRM in one system. The core functionalities include: 

• Retail execution: SimplyDepo provides tools to ensure perfect shelf presentation and verify in-store compliance. Field teams can conduct digital audits using customizable templates to track planogram compliance and capture photos of displays. The system offers real-time visibility into shelf conditions, so managers can identify stock shortages immediately and make data-driven decisions to optimize product placement.
• Route planning: The platform includes features to optimize logistics and reduce travel costs. It offers dynamic route planning with a drag-and-drop editor to adjust stops quickly and real-time traffic integration to avoid delays. Managers can automate route creation based on appointments and track driver locations live to ensure efficient territory coverage.
• Distribution management: SimplyDepo manages the entire distribution workflow by connecting inventory, orders, and fulfillment. It supports multi-warehouse management, so businesses can allocate stock based on demand and route efficiency. The system automates invoicing and payments. As a result, field sales teams can replace manual data entry and reduce errors in the delivery process.
• Field sales: SimplyDepo empowers sales reps with mobile tools that work offline. Reps can access real-time inventory, pricing, and customer history to place orders instantly from the field. Managers gain visibility into rep activities and performance through live tracking.
• B2B order management: Businesses can track and process orders from a single dashboard on SimplyDepo. The B2B customer portal lets clients place their own orders, view real-time inventory, and track shipment status. SimplyDepo also supports custom pricing tiers and automated reordering to speed up sales cycles.
• CRM for distributors: SimplyDepo also functions as a specialized CRM for the wholesale industry. It helps sales teams track customer interactions and use account context to guide ongoing sales engagement over time.

The Agentic AI Layer Extends SimplyDepo’s Operational Foundation

The addition of agentic AI expands SimplyDepo’s foundation by embedding decision intelligence directly into the daily workflows used by field teams and managers. Instead of isolating insights in dashboards or post-activity reports, the agentic AI system delivers recommendations directly within daily workflows, while reps are placing orders, planning routes, or managing store visits. Real-time guidance shifts SimplyDepo from a system that reports on field activity to one that actively supports field sales decisions.

iFLYTEK, a leading global AI company, showcased its full-stack AI hardware and software products and global solutions at MWC26, highlighting its progress in independent computing power, sovereign AI, global deployment, and practical AI applications.

In response to evolving global computing environments, iFLYTEK has built a fully independent computing system for its Spark LLM, collaborating with partners including Huawei to support end-to-end model training and inference using domestic chips. This self-reliant architecture ensures stability, security, and scalability. Spark LLM has been widely deployed in education, healthcare, office, and industrial sectors across China. For global markets, iFLYTEK currently integrates leading global models such as DeepSeek and ChatGPT to deliver localized experiences and plans to gradually launch Spark LLM overseas in a compliance-first way.

On sovereign AI, iFLYTEK defined the concept as data localization, on-premises model deployment and customized model training for enterprises and governments, in line with local data governance rules. The firm acts as a neutral technology provider, supporting digital transformation while fully respecting regional legal and security requirements.

iFLYTEK disclosed the U.S. market currently makes up about 30% to 40% of its international revenue, and this share is set to decline over time. It will accelerate expansion in the Middle East, Japan, South Korea, Europe and Southeast Asia, where demand for secure, compliant AI solutions is rising rapidly.

iFLYTEK differentiates itself by turning advanced AI into ready-to-use hardware and software products for consumers, businesses, and public sectors. At MWC 2026, it displayed dozens of scenario-based solutions, emphasizing that true AI value comes from real-world application, not just model capabilities.

At MWC2026, iFLYTEK reinforced its role as a responsible, reliable, and forward-thinking global AI partner, working with customers worldwide to build a smarter, more connected, and more trusted digital future.

The Scientific Association for Botanical Education and Research (SABER) today commended the Connecticut and the Connecticut General Assembly for passing legislation to expand and strengthen the state’s psychedelic-assisted therapy pilot program — a move that aligns Connecticut with emerging federal regulatory pathways and positions the state as a responsible contributor to the growing body of clinical research on psychedelic-assisted therapies. 

The measure, recently advanced by lawmakers, updates the existing framework to better align with emerging federal regulatory pathways and anticipated review processes at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. By refining eligibility criteria and extending the program’s operational timeline, Connecticut has positioned itself to contribute responsibly to the growing body of research surrounding psychedelic-assisted therapies.

SABER supports policies that encourage rigorous scientific evaluation while maintaining appropriate clinical safeguards. The expansion reflects a research-driven approach that recognizes the increasing volume of peer-reviewed literature on psychedelic-assisted interventions for serious mental health conditions while ensuring that patient safety and institutional oversight remain central.

“State-level pilot programs that are embedded within academic medical centers create an opportunity to generate high-quality clinical data under controlled conditions,” said Dr. Mary Hardy, a member of SABER’s Scientific Steering Committee. “When investigational therapies are studied within structured protocols that include defined dosing parameters, screening criteria, adverse event monitoring, and independent oversight, the resulting data can meaningfully inform both federal review processes and long-term public health policy. Ultimately, this is about ensuring that patients have access to safe, well-studied therapies grounded in real clinical evidence. High-quality scientific research in this field is essential for safe, effective clinical care and appropriate regulation to ensure access without sacrificing quality.”

About Scientific Association for Botanical Education and Research (SABER)

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AI ethics researcher and governance expert Fabrizio Degni has introduced the PALO (Principled AI Lifecycle Orchestration) framework, a governance model designed to help organizations operationalize responsible artificial intelligence across the full AI lifecycle. The framework aims to translate ethical principles into measurable governance practices at a time when global conversations around AI accountability, transparency, and regulatory oversight are intensifying.

The worldwide discussion about AI is getting louder and louder, and Fabrizio Degni is positioned right at the crossroads of morality, administration, and technology, being one of the foremost opinion makers who influence the responsible march of AI towards a human-centered digital future. Guided by the principle, “Ask not if it can be done, nor how, but only if it should be done,” he advocates an approach in which technological advancement is always accompanied by transparency, accountability and integrity.

Degni's thoughts go much further than machines and data. He is the Chief AI Officer, AI Ethics and Governance Researcher, and President of the Italy Chapter for the Global Council for Responsible AI. His advanced credentials include ISO 42001:2023 AI System Management and ISO 9001 certifications, as well as designation as a Certified AI Ethics & Governance Professional (CAEGP). He is also an official member of the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA), contributing to multiple working groups, including P3474, P2834.1, P3454, the Data Privacy Process Standard, and P7014.1. Degni is also a member of UNINFO’s AI Working Group UNINFO AI UNI/CT 533. The newly introduced PALO framework reflects Degni’s broader effort to bridge the gap between high-level ethical principles and operational governance within organizations adopting AI technologies.

Operationalizing Responsible AI Through the PALO Framework

The PALO (Principled AI Lifecycle Orchestration) framework is Fabrizio Degni’s evidence-driven approach to Responsible AI governance, designed to embed accountability throughout the entire AI lifecycle. Instead of relying on isolated compliance reviews or static ethical guidelines,PALO integrates governance into each stage of AI development and deployment, including ideation, development, deployment, monitoring, and eventual system decommissioning.

The framework evaluates AI systems through five core dimensions:

• Ethical integrity
• Technical robustness and safety
• Business value
• Legal and regulatory compliance
• Socio-environmental impact

PALO emphasizes measurable governance indicators, including bias detection scores, audit-trail coverage, harmful-output rates, and energy-per-query metrics. These measurable indicators are intended to help organizations align AI systems with emerging global governance standards, including ISO frameworks, OECD guidance, NIST principles, and the EU AI Act and ISO 42001:2023 AI Management Systems. Anchored in Degni’s philosophy that “what you can’t measure, you can’t improve,” the framework is designed to provide organizations with a continuous governance architecture intended to support transparent and accountable AI deployment.

Industry Engagement and Global Dialogue on Responsible AI

Fabrizio Degni has also contributed to the broader international conversation surrounding AI governance through several major industry events. He recently served as the Opening Keynote Speaker at theIDC AI Summit in Milan, one of Europe’s gatherings focused on digital transformation and emerging technologies. His speech examined ethical and social considerations surrounding the use of artificial intelligence, including cognitive bias, decision-making offloading, human-machine trust, and cultural changes driven by algorithmic systems.

Degni also participated as a speaker at the IEEE Digital Privacy Symposium on Privacy Expectations (ISOPE) 2025 in New York City, where he introduced the Dynamic Digital Privacy (DDP) framework, an adaptive governance model intended to address privacy challenges in AI-driven data environments. During the presentation, Degni examined the limitations of static privacy regulations and discussed the need for governance models capable of adapting to emerging technological risks such as deepfakes, AI inference attacks, brain-computer interfaces, and potential quantum computing threats.

Recognition for Contributions to Ethical AI

Degni’s work in responsible AI governance was also recognized at the AI Awards Italy 2025, where he received the Premio per l’Impegno Etico nella Cultura Algoritmica (Award for Ethical Commitment in Algorithmic Culture). The award acknowledges his contributions to promoting transparency in algorithmic systems and advancing public awareness of AI ethics. According to the organizers, the recognition reflects Degni’s efforts to encourage fairness in data-driven models, ethical oversight in AI systems, and broader public understanding of algorithmic accountability.

Ongoing Work in International AI Governance

Degni remains active in international AI governance initiatives. As President of the Italy Chapter of the Global Council for Responsible AI, he contributes to a network of more than 500 members across 71 countries working to advance responsible AI governance and policy dialogue. He also recently served as a panelist at AIFOD 2025 at the United Nations Palaces in Vienna, speaking during the “Data Quality” session about the role of transparency, accuracy, and accountability in managing modern data systems.

Research Contributions

In addition to his governance work, Degni contributes to academic and interdisciplinary research on AI ethics and digital identity. His research paper “The Afterlife in the Age of AI: A Psychological, Ethical, and Technological Analysis” (2025) explores how emerging technologies are reshaping discussions around digital identity, memory, and ethical boundaries in AI-mediated environments. Degni continues to publish work through academic platforms, including ResearchGate, where his research focuses on AI governance frameworks, sociotechnical systems, and ethical oversight mechanisms.

Education and Professional Development

A lifelong learner, Degni holds the AI CERTs™ AI+ Executive Certification (score 90/100, May 2025) along with advanced certifications from Stanford University, edX, Copenhagen Business School, Microsoft, and Politecnico di Milano. His professional qualifications, including ISO 42001:2023 AI System Management and ISO 9001 certifications, support his designation as a Certified AI Ethics & Governance Professional (CAEGP). Reflecting on the role of ethics in emerging technologies, Degni stated: “AI has to show our common values and not replace them. The future of AI is not only about what machines can do, but also about the values that humanity chooses to uphold.”

About Fabrizio Degni

Fabrizio Degni is Chief AI Officer, AI Ethics and Governance Researcher, and President of the Italy Chapter for the Global Council for Responsible AI. His credentials include ISO 42001:2023 AI System Management and ISO 9001 certifications and designation as a Certified AI Ethics & Governance Professional (CAEGP). He works at Webuild and is enrolled in the Politecnico di Milano (POLIMI) Executive MBA, while also pursuing a Doctorate in Computer Science at EIMT. In recognition of his contributions to responsible AI and ethical innovation, Fabrizio Degni joined the Scientific Committee of the Human Economic Forum. He is a member of the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA), contributing to working groups including P3474 (H.I. AI Alignment in Autonomous Driving Agents), P2834.1 (Digital Forensics on Trusted Learning Systems), P3454 (Cloud Computing — Operational Resilience), the Data Privacy Process Standard, and P7014.1 (Ethical Design of Autonomous and Intelligent Systems). Degni is also a member of UNINFO’s AI Working Group (UNINFO AI UNI/CT 533) and is internationally recognized for his work advancing responsible and human-centered artificial intelligence governance. For more information, follow on LinkedIn. 

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Global Council for Responsible AI
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Shipfinex FZCO, a digital platform dedicated to the democratization of the maritime economy, is pleased to announce that it has received In-Principle Approval (IPA) from Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) for a broker-dealer license.

This milestone marks a significant step forward in Shipfinex’s mission to enable fractional ownership of ships through compliant, transparent, and regulated pathways. The In-Principle Approval validates that Shipfinex FZCO has met VARA’s rigorous initial requirements regarding compliance, security, and operational capability.

As the maritime industry seeks new avenues for capital and liquidity, Shipfinex utilizes distributed ledger technology to tokenize maritime assets, converting them into Maritime Asset Tokens (MATs). This process allows investors to hold fractional ownership rights in ships, providing access to an asset class traditionally reserved for institutional funds.

"Securing this In-Principle Approval from VARA is a testament to our commitment to building a fully regulated, secure, and transparent ecosystem for shipping finance," said Capt. Vikas Pandey, founder and CEO of Shipfinex. "Dubai is rapidly becoming a global hub for virtual assets, and we are proud to align our operational standards with VARA’s progressive regulatory framework to protect our investors."

"The maritime industry is one of the oldest and most vital pillars of the global economy, yet its financial structures have remained largely unchanged for decades," added Vivek Seth, chairman of Shipfinex. "This approval is a validation of our vision to integrate the reliability of traditional shipping with the efficiency of the digital economy."

Dipak Karki, CFO of Shipfinex, commented, "This is an evolutionary step for ship finance, impacting both debt and equity through technology. It allows the exchange to be an efficient, transparent platform for individuals and institutions to share economic ownership of a vessel, a model now validated by a world-class regulator."

Next Steps

Shipfinex FZCO will now proceed to satisfy the remaining conditions required to secure the full Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) license. The platform offers investors a seamless, regulated environment to own fractional ownership in ships, with complete security, transparency, and professional governance.

About Shipfinex

Shipfinex is a regulated platform building the financial evolution of the maritime industry. By leveraging RWA tokenization and distributed ledger technology (DLT), Shipfinex enables ship owners to unlock liquidity and allows investors to participate in maritime assets. For more information, visit www.shipfinex.com.

R3 Bio announced the release of its 2026 research report outlining early-stage progress in developing integrated, stem cell-derived biological platforms designed to reduce reliance on animal testing in preclinical research.

The report details the company's focus on interconnected tissue systems that more closely replicate whole-organism biological dynamics, aiming to improve translational relevance in drug discovery and regenerative medicine. All research remains pre-commercial and exploratory.

Addressing Limitations in Preclinical Research

R3 Bio focuses on biologically interconnected systems and integrated tissue networks rather than isolated organ models. Traditional preclinical research models often examine single tissues under controlled laboratory conditions. In contrast, the company studies cross-tissue biological architectures that reflect biological interactions seen in living organisms.

The company's approach reflects growing recognition that reductionist in vitro systems and animal research capture only part of human biology. Single-model methodology can give a mechanistic understanding but can fail to capture feedback loops, metabolic interactions, and immune responses with effects on the outcome. Researchers increasingly favor strategies that assess interconnected systems of biological behavior.

Regulatory and Ethical Shifts in Research Standards

Regulations are also shifting toward humane research alternatives that maintain the same rigor while promoting ethical standards in biomedical research. Overseeing agencies are considering approved alternatives to animal testing as part of a broader initiative to promote more human-relevant research.

The debate over regulatory matters across international borders encourages sponsors to obtain more data on outcomes across different models, underscoring the importance of cross-system assessment.

Ethical Alignment and Systems Integration

R3 Bio positions its exploratory programs within the broader shift toward ethically driven life sciences. The company focuses on responsible model development and ethics-forward scientific innovation as part of its participation in morally responsible medical research.

The company also seeks to collaborate on therapeutic research with life-saving potential by creating multi-system regenerative platforms founded on lab-grown biological models as part of its efforts to provide alternatives to animal testing.

Within the broader regenerative medicine field, long-term scientific discussions include advanced tissue regeneration and other highly theoretical areas of investigation. These concepts remain complex and exploratory, including discussions around full-body replacement.

"The research economy is distorted by a gauntlet of complications that are directly downstream of animal testing; resolving those ethical issues resolves the primary impediments to progress," said Alice Gilman, chief operating officer of R3 Bio. "We are building platforms that reflect whole-body biological dynamics rather than studying isolated components which fail to reflect the most important full system interactions. Now the heaviest cost is no longer prohibitive. Unit price of insight will not be in lives."

R3 Bio continues to refine its approach to ethics-led regenerative science as part of its long-term contribution to life-preserving medical science and life-saving medical innovation, grounded in biomedical research and ethics-forward scientific innovation.

About R3 Bio

R3 Bio is a stealth-mode biotechnology company conducting exploratory research into systems-level biological platforms derived from stem cell research, reprogramming, and regenerative processes. The company focuses on developing integrated bio platform models designed to strengthen translational relevance and contribute to advancing life-saving therapies through responsible scientific design. The research is in its early stage, with no associated commercial product or clinical timeline. For more information, visit r3-bio.com. 

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Alice Gilman
Chief Operating Officer, R3 Bio
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+1 510-660-5888

Korter.ge, a Georgian real estate marketplace, has introduced a set of digital tools aimed at increasing transparency in the country’s residential property sector, as international interest in Georgian housing continues to grow. The platform now provides structured construction progress tracking and historical pricing data across new residential developments, allowing buyers and investors to better assess projects and market conditions.

Georgia’s housing market has seen rising attention from foreign buyers and investors in recent years, driven by relatively affordable property prices, an expanding tourism sector and increasing interest in the country as a destination for relocation and long-term investment. However, access to standardized and comparable market information has remained limited, particularly in the segment of new residential developments.

Korter.ge’s newly introduced tools are designed to address this gap by consolidating fragmented property data into structured, accessible formats. The platform aggregates information on more than 500 residential developments in Tbilisi and other major Georgian cities, including Batumi, where it features data on more than 250 residential projects, enabling users to compare developments based on construction stage, price dynamics and location-specific benchmarks.

One of the key additions is a construction progress tracking system that provides visual and chronological updates on development stages. Buyers can view year-by-year construction progress, including photographic documentation and current project status, helping reduce uncertainty associated with off-plan property purchases.

In addition, the platform now offers historical pricing data that allows users to monitor how apartment prices have evolved over time within individual developments and across city districts. These tools provide district-level price benchmarks, price-per-square-meter comparisons and minimum price indicators, supporting more informed decision-making for both local and international buyers.

Interactive geographic mapping further enables users to explore residential projects spatially, compare nearby developments and evaluate infrastructure context. By combining construction timelines, price history and location data, Korter.ge aims to create a more transparent digital environment for property selection in an emerging market where reliable information is often dispersed across multiple sources.

Beyond market data tools, Korter.ge has also implemented artificial intelligence-powered solutions to improve the quality of property listings. The system automatically refines user-generated descriptions, correcting language issues and improving clarity while preserving the original meaning and writing style. The platform operates in three languages — Georgian, Russian and English — making these enhancements particularly valuable in a multilingual marketplace where listings are often created in one language but viewed by buyers from different regions, especially English-speaking audiences.

The AI layer also enhances translation accuracy, enabling more consistent and understandable listings for international audiences evaluating Georgian residential property. By improving the readability and structure of listings, the platform aims to reduce informational barriers that can complicate cross-border property searches.

“Transparent market data is becoming increasingly important as international interest in Georgian residential real estate grows,” said Stanislav Skliarovskyi, CEO of Korter. “Structured construction timelines and historical pricing visibility help buyers better understand project risks and market conditions, while AI tools improve how property information is presented to diverse audiences.”

The introduction of these features reflects broader digitalization trends in emerging real estate markets, where online platforms are evolving from listing aggregators into infrastructure providers for market analytics and risk assessment. Enhanced access to structured data may help reduce information asymmetry between developers and buyers and support more efficient market dynamics.

As Georgia continues to attract foreign capital into residential developments, technology-driven transparency tools may play an increasing role in improving investor confidence and facilitating cross-border property transactions.

About Korter

Korter is a real estate marketplace operating in multiple countries and focused on residential property platforms. The company provides digital tools for discovering new developments, comparing property prices and accessing structured market data. In Georgia, the platform operates through Korter.ge, offering buyers and investors access to residential project listings, construction progress information and market analytics. For more information, visit korter.ge.

Media Contact

Stanislav Skliarovskyi
CEO, Korter
support@korter.ge

The Health Management Academy (THMA), a membership-based executive healthcare community founded in 1998, announced its 2026 Cardiovascular and Oncology Forums take place May 6–8, 2026, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. These two events are closed-door conferences designed to bring together senior executives from leading U.S. health systems and life sciences organizations at a moment of acute pressure on drug availability, supply-chain operations, and reimbursement policy.

The announcement comes as drug shortages in the United States reach historically high levels. A consensus statement from the Oncology Nursing Society documents more than 3,400 new drug shortages since 2000, with active shortages peaking at 323 in the first quarter of 2024, an all-time high. Cancer medications rank among the most vulnerable drug classes, and heavy reliance on foreign sources for active pharmaceutical ingredients continues to expose U.S. supply chains to structural risk. A Vizient analysis cited in the same statement found that U.S. hospitals spent approximately $894 million in labor costs and 20 million staff hours managing shortages in 2023 alone, with 74% of institutions exceeding their allocated budgets.

These pressures intersect with accelerating shifts in reimbursement policy. CMS's 2026 Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment System final rule expands site-neutral payment reforms and begins the full phase-out of the inpatient-only list by 2028, compelling health systems and manufacturers alike to reassess site-of-care strategies and distribution partnerships. Simultaneously, the 340B program faces compression from Medicare's Drug Price Negotiation Program and HRSA's rebate pilot, creating revenue pressures that affect covered entities' capacity to sustain patient-care programs.

THMA's 2026 Cardiovascular and Oncology Executive Convenings will address these converging challenges directly, with participation from senior executives representing major health systems and life sciences organizations. Topics scheduled for discussion include strategic sourcing and multi-supplier procurement, AI-driven supply forecasting, value-based contracting models aligned to performance outcomes, the policy implications of site-neutral payment and 340B reform, and cross-functional governance structures for clinical and commercial decision-making.

About the Executive Convening Format

THMA's Executive Convening model differs substantially from traditional healthcare conferences. Each forum is deliberately restricted in size, typically 25 to 80 senior executives, and structured to prioritize peer-led discussion over formal presentations. The model draws participation from C-suite leaders at major integrated delivery systems, including institutions such as Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, Kaiser Permanente, Providence, and Northwell Health, alongside chief executives, strategy officers, and commercial leaders from healthcare technology, medical device, pharmaceutical, and healthcare services organizations.

THMA maintains relationships with more than 2,000 health-system executives and approximately 600 C-suite members across its forums. The organization's convening structure is designed to enable candid conversation on operationally sensitive topics, including supply-chain vulnerability, contracting strategy, and reimbursement reform, in an environment governed by the organization's published guiding principles and code of conduct.

The 2026 Cardiovascular and Oncology Executive Convenings are scheduled for May 6–8, 2026, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Industry organizations interested in participation may request more information for each respective event below:

• 2026 THMA Spring Cardiovascular Forum
• 2026 THMA Spring Oncology Forum

About The Health Management Academy (THMA)

The Health Management Academy is a membership-based executive healthcare community founded in 1998. The organization convenes peer groups of health-system executives and industry leaders through its Executive Convening programs, supports leadership development through talent and professional growth initiatives, and delivers data-driven research and analysis on the challenges facing the U.S. healthcare system. THMA's community encompasses more than 2,000 senior healthcare leader relationships, 600 C-suite members, and 150 or more innovative industry members. To learn more, visit hmacademy.com.

Valetax, a leading global trading services provider, made a strong impact as a Titanium Sponsor at Money Expo Mexico 2026, held on 18–19 February 2026 at Centro Banamex. Recognized as one of the most influential financial gatherings in Latin America, the expo welcomed over 6,000 investors, traders, fintech professionals, and industry leaders from across the region and beyond.

At Booth No. 11, Valetax engaged visitors through live demonstrations, strategic discussions, and partnership meetings. Attendees explored the company’s enterprise-grade trading technology, robust infrastructure, and tools designed to support informed and responsible trading. The team also shared insights into evolving global market conditions and explained how technology-driven solutions help traders navigate volatility with greater confidence and efficiency.

A major highlight at the booth was the Traders Instinct game, an interactive challenge simulating real-time market decision-making using live charts. Participants tested their instincts by choosing when to buy, sell, and exit trades under time pressure, aiming to maximize profits and climb the leaderboard. The activity drew strong engagement throughout the event and demonstrated Valetax’s commitment to combining education, innovation, and practical trading experience in a dynamic format.

Representing Valetax at the expo were CEO Viktor Karpinsky; Ariel, Regional Managing Director for LATAM and Official Regional Spokesperson; Manesh Patel, Global Market Analyst; and Jorge Gomez, Business Development Manager for LATAM. Their participation highlighted Valetax’s strategy of integrating global leadership with strong regional expertise.

Throughout the event, the leadership team met directly with traders, partners, and industry stakeholders to discuss sustainable growth, transparent operations, and long-term collaboration across Latin America. Booth No. 11 quickly became a hub for dialogue and relationship-building, reinforcing the company’s commitment to clarity, reliability, and client-focused service.

During the event, Valetax was honored with the “Business Excellence Award 2026,” recognizing its dedication to operational integrity, technological advancement, and consistent service standards. The award further strengthens Valetax’s reputation as a dependable brokerage focused on long-term value creation and high-performance trading environments.

“Participating as a Titanium Sponsor at Money Expo Mexico 2026 marks an important milestone in our global expansion strategy,” said CEO Viktor Karpinsky. “Latin America represents a dynamic and growing financial ecosystem. Our presence here reflects our long-term commitment to transparency, innovation, and building trusted partnerships that empower traders and support sustainable development.”

“Latin America is a key region for our long-term growth,” added Ariel, Regional Managing Director for LATAM. “Money Expo Mexico allowed us to connect directly with the trading community, better understand regional needs, and strengthen partnerships. Our focus remains on technology, clarity, and creating a stable trading environment that supports responsible and consistent growth.”

Valetax’s participation in Money Expo Mexico 2026 forms part of its broader LATAM strategy centered on regional expansion, education, and partnership excellence. As the company continues to grow its footprint across the region, it remains committed to supporting informed trading, advancing reliable technology, and building meaningful relationships that drive sustainable success across global markets.

About Valetax

Valetax is a leading international brokerage providing multi-asset trading solutions powered by advanced technology and stable infrastructure. Offering competitive trading conditions, flexible account types, and MetaTrader integration, Valetax supports traders with secure operations, reliable execution, and dedicated client support. The company remains focused on transparency, innovation, and building long-term partnerships across international financial markets. For more information, visit valetax.com.