MDB Capital Holdings Appoints Susanne Meline to Board of Directors - Seite 2

"I look forward to leveraging my service on multiple boards, 20-plus years of experience at a small-cap focused investment advisor, as well as my work as a lawyer and investment banker to have a direct and meaningful impact on creating shareholder value at MDB, as well as all the companies we have the opportunity to found or fund through the platform," said Ms. Meline.

About MDB Capital Holdings, LLC

MDB was founded in 1997 with the purpose of backing visionary technology, inventors, and technology entrepreneurs via a new form of public venture capital that finances pre-revenue, early-stage companies through early public offerings, primarily listed on NASDAQ. After successfully launching 16 companies under this public venture model, MDB believes the natural next step is to become a public entity and attract investors who share its vision to continue to launch new platform technologies into the public markets. MDB currently has two wholly owned subsidiaries, Public Ventures, LLC ("Public Ventures'') and Patentvest, Inc. ("Patentvest''), and a majority-owned company that is also a partner company, Invizyne Technologies, Inc. ("Invizyne''). MDB is also in the process of expanding the business scope of Public Ventures to include self-clearing capabilities to enhance our investment banking services to both issuers and investors. For more information, please visit www.mdb.com.

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