NetworkNewsBreaks – Jerrick Media Holdings Inc. (JMDA) CEO Discusses Future Uplisting in Weekly Update
Jan 21, 2020
Jerrick Media Holdings (OTCQB: JMDA), a holding company that gives technology products the resources and opportunities to make ideas a reality, recently published a weekly update from the company’s CEO Jeremy Frommer discussing relevant news, updates and insights. Among other highlights in this week’s update, Frommer discussed the company’s strategies for the year, including a planned uplisting from the OTCQB to the NASDAQ Capital Market. “As we approach the uplisting period, based on all the workflows my team is managing, including S-1 paperwork, NASDAQ application documents, financing and revenue generation, I can see the uplisting window narrowing to the last month of Q1 2020,” Jerrick CEO Jeremy Frommer stated in the weekly update.
To view the full update, visit http://nnw.fm/oIzX3
About Jerrick
Jerrick is a holding company that develops technology-based solutions. The company’s flagship product Vocal is a long-form, digital, publishing platform focused on supporting content creators by providing them with publishing tools and monetization features that are embedded within digital communities. Vocal is architected to enable targeted marketing of branded content and e-commerce opportunities embedded within long-form content. Vocal’s community sites are managed by a dedicated team, whose primary focus is on creating safe communities and identifying monetization opportunities within those communities. For more information, visit the company’s website at https://Jerrick.media.
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