Entertainment veteran Marcie Jastrow, who has serviced as senior vice president at Franco-American multinational corporation Technicolor, has joined forces with Shiba Inu Metaverse's team, according to an announcement posted on Monday.
In her statement, Jarstow says that she's honored to be part of the "amazing" project, adding that the meme coin has one of the most robust communities in the cryptocurrency sector.
The former Technicolor executive will be primarily responsible for securing brand partnerships.
As reported by U.Today, Shiba Inu Metaverse, which was originally announced in February, was introduced in late March. Virtual land went on sale in early April.
Alex DovbnyaThe meme cryptocurrency is currently trading at $0.000011 on major spot exchanges.
Technicolor has worked on such titles as Call of Duty, Resident Evil, FIFA, and others.
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