FDCTech names Jeff M. Pies, Dena Lauren Decker as directors, effective upon Nasdaq or NYSE listing approval
Bitget2026/09/22 13:30- FDCTech expanded its board to six seats, naming Jeff M. Pies and Dena Lauren Decker as director designees.
- Appointments take effect only if the company’s common stock wins approval for listing on Nasdaq or the NYSE.
- If listing approval is not secured by Sept. 18, 2028, each appointment lapses and the related director agreement terminates.
- Pies has worked as an independent marketing consultant since January 2025, previously serving as lead marketing consultant at Future Shock Ventures.
- Board committee assignments for the two designees have not been set.
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