Nov 9, 2022
Veltrust CEO, Jaian Cuttari Joins Advisory Board of Tech-Start up Rememery to Help Families Connect their Past, Present and Future
Washington DC - November 9, 2022 —

Jaian Cuttari, the CEO of Veltrust, a management consulting and investment firm which ranked in the top 10 on the Fortune 100 fastest growing firms in the nation in 2020, announced that he had entered the Advisory Board of Rememery.
Jaian Cuttari said:
“I am thrilled to join the advisory board of Rememery and believe it is a fantastic concept to bridge the past, present and future for families and friends to share their stories and experiences across generations.”
Rememery is a cutting edge tech start-up that raised a quarter million-dollars in its pre-seed round and is founded by Cameron Labrecque, that is developing a high-end digital scrapbooking app designed for users to live in the present, reminisce on the past, and share into the future.
Rememery also onboarded other industry veterans such as Oveda Hancock who Draws on years of diverse experience with supply chain connections in Fortune 100, Fortune 500, Global 2000 corporations and state/local and Federal Government, to build and escalate revenue growth with a 20+ year(s) track record with invention/product creation firm developing over a billion dollars in sales, for example, Invent Resources' Xcelerator, credit card communicator, sour milk detector, medical devices, consumer innovations, sports and more.
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