Bert Hoyt Joins dBio as Board Advisor

Former Nike VP Bert Hoyt has joined Decentralized Biotechnology Intelligence Holding Group Inc. (dBio) as a Board Advisor to drive innovation in sports and health tech.

Former Nike VP and GM Bert Hoyt has joined Decentralized Biotechnology Intelligence Holding Group Inc. as a Board Advisor, announced in a press release. Hoyt, with over 32 years of experience in the sports industry, will bring strategic insights to dBio's mission of revolutionizing personalized healthcare and fitness technologies.

dBio is known for its advanced wearable AIoT solutions, including the gMOTCloud, an AI-powered kinesiology wearable, and StethoCloud, a wearable stethoscope for continuous health monitoring. These technologies aim to optimize athletic performance and provide real-time health insights.

Bert Hoyt's extensive background includes leadership roles at Nike, where he significantly contributed to the company's growth in Western Europe and EMEA. His expertise is expected to support dBio's expansion and innovation in the sports and health tech sectors.

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