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# Core Team

## Joyerlah - Founder, Head of Project

A seasoned C-level executive in healthcare and marketing firms with a demonstrated history of delivering exceptional results. Joyerlah specializes in business development, corporate communications, client acquisition strategies, relationship management, investor relations, and resource planning.&#x20;

Prior to KERC, Joyerlah worked for various public and private corporates and his work has been accorded various corporate awards. Joyerlah graduated from the University of South Australia and has been active in crypto, web3, and all things DeFI since 2018.\
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Linkedin: <https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnlsl/>&#x20;

## **FEELitJEE - Head of Finance and Operations**

FEELitJEE specializes in corporate finance, M\&As, FP\&As, budgeting, and all things finance and investing. He has over 15 years of experience working in a variety of industries and different organizations, including startups, corporates, governments, and NGOs, which provided hands-on operation and market execution experience. &#x20;


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