Adam Maust, CEO of cancer-fighting coffee company ArtemiLife, is launching three ventures addressing AI-generated content authenticity, real-time audience intelligence, and restaurant reservations. The announcement comes as ArtemiLife's Artemisia annua-infused coffee finalises a Phase 2 prostate cancer clinical trial at the University of Kentucky's Markey Cancer Center. Maust serves as chief marketing officer of Cargostak, a blockchain authentication platform creating tamper-proof records for physical and digital assets. The technology is expanding into healthcare to give patients direct ownership of medical imaging data. Brushfire, launching in August, is an audience intelligence platform tracking real-time sentiment across industries. Mighty Seats, launching this summer, is a reservations platform integrating real maps and weather data into booking experiences.

15th annual Summit will focus this year on "Changing of the Guard" for business and spiritual leaders. ORLANDO, Fla., March 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The world is transforming at a breakneck pace, disrupting every sector from technology to finance to politics and communications. As Generation X brings initiative and experience to the table and Gen Z drives innovation in the workforce, never has there been a greater need for leaders to engage in cross-generational collaboration. To be future-ready for a dynamic shift in the way leaders lead, T.D. Jakes' annual International Leadership Summit, presented by Wells Fargo, will focus this year on the theme, "Changing of the Guard" — concentrating on advancing a new generation of ministry and business leaders as they continue to glean wisdom from past generations. The International Leadership Summit will return to Orlando's Orange County Convention Center, April 10-12, 2025, featuring business and spiritual leaders from around the world who will discuss topics ranging from faith to finance