AgriLedger
Jean-Que M. Dar is an experienced legal and business professional currently serving as the Founder & CEO of tap., a company that connects various sectors within the entertainment industry. In addition, Jean-Que M. Dar holds the position of Senior Advisor & Chairman of the Board at AgriLedger, focusing on maintaining the Board's independence and ethical operations within the agricultural blockchain sector. Previous roles include Equity Partner at IP Precise and Director of Patent Prosecution at Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, where expertise in biopharma and biotech patent prosecution was developed. Jean-Que M. Dar also has military experience as a Second Lieutenant/Student Judge Advocate in the United States Marine Corps and served as an intern for the Honorable Hillary Rodham Clinton. Educational credentials include a Master of Laws from Yale Law School and various degrees focusing on Intellectual Property Law and Political Science from prominent institutions.
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AgriLedger
AgriLedger is an AgriTech/FinTech start-up building equitable and sustainable value chains within the global agricultural supply chain through digitization and the use of end-to-end blockchain-based solutions that improve transparency and information flow, enabling trust and traceability. Formed in 2016, it was designed to create aninformation-rich flow of data between farmers and consumers, enabling greater control for every vital cog in the supply chain, traders, transporters, customs officials, wholesalers, and retailers. regulators by instituting a clear, immutable, and traceable record, every component in the supply chain benefits. AgriLedger focuses on leveraging Blockchain, Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), and the Internet of Things (IoT) to revolutionize agricultural value chains and has previous experience working in developing countries have successfully built, developed, and deployed their flagship project ‘The Haiti Fresh Fruit Value Chain’ after winning the competitive tender from the World Bank and the Haitian Government. The solution’s creation of a traceable and cost transparent value chain saw small-scale mango producers’ incomes increase by over 700% and proves that the technology can bring significant economic and social benefits through market inclusion. Despite facing the pandemic scenario this demonstrates the solution to be replicable, scalable, and commercially viable.