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Dale Chrystie

Business Fellow, Blockchain Strategist at FedEx, Chairman - BITA Standards Council

Dale Chrystie is a business fellow and blockchain/Web3 strategist for FedEx, based in the U.S. in the Memphis area. He holds key positions in various blockchain organizations including chair of the BITA Standards Council, a GBBC entity, and membership in the Blockchain Research Institute in Toronto. With a strong background in transportation spanning over 30 years, Dale's career includes leadership roles at FedEx and other prominent companies.

A recipient of multiple prestigious awards such as the Enterprise Blockchain Award in Enterprise and Industry Leadership and the Blockchain Leadership Award - Advocacy and Education, Dale Chrystie is recognized as a global thought leader in Web3, blockchain, and emerging technologies. His focus on 'coopetition' challenges traditional corporate and regulatory norms, contributing valuable insights documented in academic publications.

Dale Chrystie's educational background includes a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Education with a concentration in Human Resource Development from the University of Arkansas. His career milestones encompass significant contributions to strategy, quality, process improvement, and standards development. He proudly led the first proof of concept utilizing blockchain technology at FedEx in 2017 and continues to drive innovation in the industry.

Highlights

Aug 29 · linkedin

Aalborg, Denmark - World Amateur Time Trial Championships - I got 25th place today and am thrilled with my ride. For those who race, starting, finishing, and hitting the numbers you have been practicing are your primary goals, and if you do those things, which I did, you place where you place. This was a 20.4 mile course with a lot of wind and a very technical back half (e.g., a lot of turns and challenges) and I did the course in just over 50 minutes at 24.4 mph. It only matters to me but, as far as I am aware, I am the fastest person in the world in my age group with two artificial joints (R knee and hip), which is not an insignificant detail against these amazing athletes from all over the world.

Also, while it goes without saying, what an incredible experience with dozens of countries represented and everyone wearing their national colors. What an honor to wear the red, white and blue.

While I beat him by a few seconds (hey, bragging rights, right?), I am also very happy that my good friend, Dr. Jim Downing, achieved his goal of top ten with a 10th place finish in his age category.

Thanks so much for the great support. Your comments, reactions and support for this journey have been amazing, and humbling.

Aug 28 · linkedin

Aalborg, Denmark update. The World Amateur Time Trial Championship is tomorrow and the weather is beautiful - low 70's and windy but not too windy. It is amazing to see cyclists from all over the world on the road.

Here is a picture of Dr. Jim Downing and me riding the course with the North Sea in the background.

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Memphis Metropolitan Area