Alex DiNunzio | Source | CEO at Jambb
Alex DiNunzio
Alex DiNunzio is the CEO of Jambb, a comedy collectibles startup bridging comedy and NFTs to bring laughter to fans and support comedians through new virtual ways. Jambb is the world’s first digital collectibles marketplace focused on comedy, built on Flow to provide the best source of rare comedy collectibles, including tiers of content like jokes, sets, specials, in-person experiences and memorabilia from all-star comedians like Hannibal Buress, Pete Holmes, Azhar Usman and Tom Segura. Prior to founding Jambb, Alex was employee #1 at AssetBlock, a blockchain-based real estate investment platform. He also led product development at Fuze, a leading SaaS communications company. Despite living in Boston and having an MBA from Harvard, Alex remains loyal to his hometown of Buffalo, and can be found whispering the lyrics to the Bills' “Shout” to his four kids as they sleep to ensure they follow suit.
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