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“NFT LA” Launches Inaugural Conference Presented by The Edge of Company March 28th-31st

February 8, 2022 By admin

Mark Cuban, Steve Aoki, Tom Bilyeu, Medha Parlikar and Baron Davis amongst business leaders headlining a four-day event celebrating the disruptive growth of NFTs across music, sports, film, gaming, tech, art and finance

February 08, 2022
LOS ANGELES – The Edge of Company, Inc.—a media, events, and tech venture known for its industry leading tech podcast Edge of NFT—announced today the inaugural “NFT LA” conference taking place from March 28-31 at various locations throughout downtown Los Angeles, including the LA Live Convention Center, Wisdome LA, and Superchief Gallery LA.

The four-day immersive conference, metaverse and after dark experiences will feature presentations and panels from more than 60 executives, creators and policymakers who are shaping the future of the over $40 billion dollar NFT industry. Notable speakers include Tom Bilyeu, CEO & Co-founder of Impact Theory Studios and Quest Nutrition, NBA All-Star and Black Santa founder Baron Davis, Animoca Brands CEO of North American Operations Robby Yung and many others. Mark Cuban and Falon Fatemi, Co-Founders of Fireside, as well as 2x Grammy-nominated DJ and producer Steve Aoki, Founder of A0K1VERSE and Co-founder of OddKey, will also share their perspectives on the future of NFTs and Web3. Scott Page, founder of Think:NFT presents, a VIP 360 immersive experience at Wisdome Art Park: an Exploration of the music of Pink Floyd, by THINK:X featuring: Scott Page (Pink Floyd) Stephen Perkins (Jane’s Addiction) Norwood Fisher (Fishbone & Trulio Disgracias), Kenny Olson (Hendrix Experience) Roberta Freeman (Pink Floyd) and special guests.

Click here for a current list of speakers.

“NFT LA is going to capture the energy and excitement NFTs have inspired as a disruptive force in global tech trends. Los Angeles is the perfect backdrop to celebrate the intersection of NFTs with art, sports, entertainment, music, gaming, tech and finance,” said Josh Kriger, The Edge of Company and NFT LA co-founder. “As NFTs become more popular, we need to explore the long-term use of NFTs within society and how individuals relate to NFTs. Our team’s goal is for NFT LA is to spark curiosity, connection, and co-creation.”

Many companies are using NFT LA as a means to launch new projects and partnerships in order to build bridges for broader adoption for both consumer-facing and enterprise use cases. For example, The Edge of Company has itself formed a partnership with AE Studio and is bringing Edge of AE Studio to life at NFT LA to further support advancement of the NFT space.

The Edge of Company has formed a partnership with AE Studio, a leading product and strategy studio based in Venice, CA, and together they are launching Edge of AE at NFT LA to further support advancement of the NFT space.

Visit the following websites for information on registration and sponsorships.

About The Edge of Company, Inc.
A media, events, and tech venture, The Edge of Company launched in 2021 with the Edge of NFT Podcast and has since created the NFT LA conference. NFT LA hosted March 28-31, 2022 will be the largest NFT & Web3 gathering in Southern California, and at over 100 episodes the podcast continues to feature “the top 1% in NFTs today and what will stand the test of time.” Believers in economic structures that value the attention of every participant, the company leverages its three founders’ experiences in various domains including blockchain, fashion, real estate, music, neuroscience, foodtech and high-growth startups to catalyze co-creation in the Web3 and NFT space.

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