People in Blockchain: Diego Gutiérrez from RIF/RSK Labs (REMOTE EVENT)

*This event will be online, on StartupToken Telegram Channel: https://t.me/startuptoken

We are holding the first iteration of our remote event: “People in Blockchain”

Projects and technologies often get the most attention in the Blockchain industry but we believe people are the key impetus to grow innovation.
We would like to invite people from different sectors to share thoughts, vision, and values.

Our first guest is Diego Gutiérrez Zaldivar, CEO and co-founder of RIF/RSK Labs.
We welcome you to participate by submitting questions and suggestions for the next guest!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1AoPkthkRGhh4hk_ZE3io0brX6YiAYkxgvfUrlhmIYIk/

This remote event will be on StartupToken Telegram Channel: https://t.me/startuptoken

Diego Gutiérrez

A pioneer of web development in Argentina and Latin America since 1995, Diego was also one of the first persons to foster and develop Bitcoin and blockchain technology in Latin America, which he has done since 2012. In addition to RSK/RIF Labs, he also co-founded Koibanx, another blockchain company that is aiming to transform the potential of Bitcoin and blockchain technologies into real use cases, which serve as a driver for social and economic change. Diego is also co-founder of the Argentinian, with over 5,000 registered members on the meetups and 30,000 members on its online community and the first Bitcoin Centre in Latam. He is also president and co-founder of the Latam Bitcoin NGOs, where he helped create a network of Bitcoin communities with presence in 9 countries of the region and hosts the longest running Bitcoin Conference in the world (www.labitconf.com).

His extensive experience includes being part of the founding teams of some of the most well-known digital projects in Argentina and Latin America, including Clarín Digital (Argentina’s main newspaper website), Patagon.com (financial community sold to Banco Santander for 750M), Internet Argentina (first Argentinian ISP to provide ADSL) and Edunexo (provider of a SaaS platform to administer public and private educational institutions in Latin America and Spain). He also held the position of R&D head at ElSitio.com, where he led a team of 25 developers.