I was encouraged when David Morton joined the board and still think there's more to his appointment than we may realize. Mostly I think about smart contracts and the implications they might have on Yojee's business. I believe it's possible that Yojee could become more than simply a logistics, technology provider. They could almost become something like an EPCM contractor that mining companies use to run their mining operations or civil construction projects like railway line building. Companies like Rio Tinto or BHP, supply EPCM contractors with cash to design and manage construction of civil engineering projects or mining. I hold a belief that this is a very real possibility in the logistics industry. If Yojee ever really make it with multiple, large logistics companies, they could almost start their own bank.
I agree, if Yojee are to scale up then they are going to need specialists to help them. I like the new appointments and particularly like what they had to say.
Rob van Es - “I am pleased to be joining Yojee at a time where the organization is about to scale to the next level and has the opportunity to win many new customers. I believe the supply chain and logisticsindustry is primed for disruption by new exciting technology delivered in an easy and simple business model, helping customers to optimise and manage their delivery operations around the globe.”
Graeme Halder - " ... we can leverage the strong and exciting foundations achieved to date to rapidly scale the business.
By today's trading, it seems the market liked their appointment too.
Good luck
Rhama
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