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KRTL Holding Group Inc Welcomes Daniel Ball as New CEO of KRTL Biotech
KRTL Holding Group Inc Welcomes Daniel Ball as New CEO of KRTL Biotech.
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[{"type":"text","content":"KRTL Holding Group, Inc., now known as QUEENCH, Inc., (OTC: QENC) is pleased to announce its wholly owned subsidiary, KRTL Biotech, Inc. (\"Biotech\") has engaged Daniel Ball as its new Chief Executive Officer. He comes to Biotech bringing a wealth of knowledge of the Oregon, Washington, and Californian hemp and cannabis markets, experience as a regulatory consultant on now emerging-psilocybin legislation in Oregon, and an IP holder for several key technologies to support Biotech's international biotechnology efforts and revenue generation potential.\nBiotech's COO, Cesar Herrera, said, \"We are fortunate to have a person with extraordinary industry and finance skills join the Biotech team. Daniel Ball is an operations technologist and avid entrepreneur, with expertise in blockchain, telecommunications, AI, and ISO-level environmental testing for hemp and cannabis. He started his operations leadership in the Fortune 500 space with telecom company T-Mobile, where he led the training and launch of specialized technology teams and business units in support of the first smartphones and the US’s first rollout of a fiberoptic-backed 4G network.”\nMr. Ball later joined the U.S. Army as a Signals Intelligence Analyst, where he thrived due to his foundation in telecom. He was introduced to distributed ledger technology (DLT) applications (the origin of today's blockchain platforms) and rose quickly as a subject matter expert on all things digital communications where he wrote several whitepapers and tradecraft documents on crossover integration between DLT and modern networks like digital mobile radio. As a non-commissioned officer for a counterterrorism unit, he was placed over several key intelligence efforts and managed the deployment of over $250 million of ground and airborne assets, spending much of his time on the operational integration of complex technology platforms requiring compliance for various jurisdictions and regulatory bodies.\nAfter leaving the military, Daniel leveraged his strength as a leader in multi-theater operations optimization and helped a friend and colleague launch one of Oregon's first full suite cannabis and hemp testing laboratories. He integrated key processing optimization strategies and state-of-the art technology to raise efficiencies and become a state-leader in testing fidelity and turnaround time, ...