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Posted: December 18, 2018
Year in Review 2018: Nadine Cino, TygaTrax
Name & Title: Nadine Cino LEED AP | CEO & co-Inventor
Company Name: TygaTrax
Address: 54 West 40th St | Suite 1117 | New York NY 10018
Website: tygatrax.com
Social Media: @nadinecino
What was the best decision that you made in 2018 and how did it impact your business?
In retrospect, it appears that the best decision I made in 2018 was to continue to self-fund the development of our item tracking technology, TygaTrax, in spite of delays, setbacks and growing self-doubt because the product is ROCK-SOLID, tracking & securing corporate assets 100% accurately 100% of the time.
The flexibility of our “Tracking On-Demand” model makes it effortless to track anything whenever and wherever needed, whether for short term use cases like relocations/churn/swing or long-term applications, managing asset life cycle from “acquisition through disposition.”
I’m bursting with pride about the awesomeness of our team and our grit!
Happy Holidays Everyone!!
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