Morpheus Network Announces Two Members of its New Advisory Board

This quarter, at Morpheus Network, we’ve taken a crucial step in enhancing our strategic direction by establishing an advisory board. We believe in the power of collective wisdom and diverse perspectives, recognizing their paramount importance in navigating the complex tech landscape. In the weeks to come, we’re excited to announce new members of our advisory board in pairs. Advisory boards are instrumental for tech companies like ours, offering a wealth of experience, industry knowledge, and strategic insights that greatly influence informed decision-making and problem-solving. With the guidance of seasoned advisors, we aim to refine our strategies, tailor our product offerings, and foster innovative approaches to meet the rapidly evolving market demands. This initiative sets us on a path towards sustainable growth and success in the dynamic tech industry.

Without further ado , let’s announce our first Strategic Advisory Board Member…

Roger Crook is a distinguished business leader renowned for his significant contributions as the former CEO of DHL, a global logistics and courier delivery services company. With a career spanning several decades, Crook has left an indelible mark on the logistics industry, earning respect for his strategic acumen and dedication to innovation. Mr. Crook is no stranger to the MNW project having joined the leadership team 4 years as an advisor to CEO Dan Weinberger. His appointment to the board is a next step in his supportive efforts for our company.

Roger Crook embarked on his professional journey in the logistics industry by joining DHL, a pioneering logistics company, and steadily climbed the corporate ladder, showcasing his exceptional skills and leadership abilities. Over the years, he held various critical positions within the company, demonstrating a deep understanding of the logistics landscape and a passion for driving growth.

Roger Crook’s tenure as the CEO of DHL marked a pivotal era for the company. Under his stewardship, DHL experienced remarkable growth and expansion on a global scale. He was instrumental in implementing innovative strategies that propelled DHL to the forefront of the logistics industry. Crook’s visionary leadership played a vital role in establishing DHL as a trusted and efficient logistics partner for businesses worldwide.

Throughout his career, Crook was known for his emphasis on sustainability and corporate social responsibility. He championed environmentally conscious practices within the logistics sector, helping to pave the way for DHL to become a leader in sustainable logistics solutions.

In addition to his corporate achievements, Roger Crook actively engaged in various philanthropic endeavors, demonstrating his commitment to giving back to society. He supported causes related to education, healthcare, and community development, embodying the values of compassion and empathy.

Roger Crook’s remarkable career and legacy continue to inspire aspiring business leaders, emphasizing the importance of visionary leadership, sustainability, and making a positive impact on both the business world and society at large.

Next, we are thrilled to announce our second Board Advisor…

Jason Scott is the Founding General Partner at 525 Fund, a global-focused, early-stage venture fund. Prior to launching 525, Jason was a Partner at ANIM and led Google’s startup developer ecosystem, and has been responsible for launching and running startup programs for Google worldwide, including Google’s Accelerators for Black-led, women-led and climate-focused companies. Jason is also a co-founder of the Black Angel Group, XA Network Africa, and Net Zero Angels.

Finishing an undergraduate degree at MIT in Biological Sciences with a minor in Science, Technology and Society (STS), Jason got his professional start in management consulting at Arthur D. Little. After ADL, Jason moved from Boston to San Francisco to join the YC-backed startup — Homejoy — and subsequently went on to pursue an MBA from Stanford GSB. During and after GSB, Jason worked independently with a number of startups, eventually joining the investment team at Highland Capital Partners. He has also served as a scout investor for Lightspeed Venture Partners.

Today, in addition to his role leading 525 and his various angel collectives, Jason remains an active Google for Startups partner, Techstars Investor-in-Residence, and startup / angel investor advisor.

About Morpheus.Network

Morpheus.Network is intensely focused on helping companies and government organizations eliminate inefficiencies and remove barriers to optimize and automate enterprise supply chain operations. Their multi-award winning supply chain middleware platform leverages transformational digital technologies such as ML/AI, IoT and Blockchain and has over 150 integrations with leading companies, including SAP, DHL, Fedex, Cargowise, Telefonica, Marsh, Swift and more! Morpheus.Network helps clients maximize revenue through digitization and process automation, protecting sensitive data, and untangling complex issues with the legacy supply chain system while delivering effective, equitable, and efficient global trade solutions.

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