GoChain Welcomes Jai Verma to the GoChain Steering Committee
GoChain, a leading enterprise-grade blockchain platform, today announced that Jai Verma has joined the GoChain Steering Committee. Mr. Verma is currently the chairman of Protecti Global Holdings Ltd a multinational investment holding company with investments in biotechnology, blockchain, healthcare IT, Agriculture, Mining, Exploration of Natural Resources and Hydrocarbon, Real Estate and Infrastructure. He is the former CEO of Government Solutions at Cigna. Prior to that, he was the Global Head of Strategic Business Development at Aetna, a CVS Health Company.
Verma brings a wealth of experience in the healthcare and government industries to the GoChain Steering Committee. He is a recognized expert in healthcare and has a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing the healthcare industry.
“I am excited to join the GoChain Steering Committee and help the foundation achieve its mission of making blockchain technology accessible and affordable for businesses of all sizes,” said Verma. “I believe that GoChain has the potential to revolutionize the way healthcare and government data is managed and shared, and I am committed to helping the company make that happen.”
Verma’s appointment to the Steering Committee is a significant step forward for GoChain. His experience and expertise will be invaluable as the network continues to grow and expand its reach.
About GoChain
GoChain is a leading enterprise-grade blockchain platform that provides businesses with a secure, scalable, and cost-effective platform to build and deploy decentralized applications. GoChain is a standalone blockchain that uses the Proof-of-Reputation consensus mechanism.
GoChain is committed to making blockchain technology accessible and affordable for businesses of all sizes. The company offers a variety of products and services to help businesses get started with blockchain, including a development toolkit, a cloud-based platform, and a suite of tools for managing blockchain networks.
