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Jupiter Neurosciences, Inc. (NASDAQ: JUNS), a clinical-stage pharmaceutical company developing JOTROL™, a patented resveratrol-based platform, will present at the Centri Capital Conference on Tuesday, April 14 at Nasdaq in New York City. Christer Rosén, Chairman and CEO will discuss the Company's recent performance and future growth plans. The Centri Capital Conference will gather attendees from across the capital markets ecosystem and investment community, including investment bankers, private equity investors, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals. The highly anticipated conference will feature company presentations and fireside chats, facilitated investor 1:1 meetings, and panel discussions featuring insights from thought leaders in the capital markets space. Jupiter Neurosciences, Inc. joins a distinguished list of exciting and disruptive presenting companies like Grayscale, Orchestra BioMed, CoinShares, ReserveOne, MVB Financial and many others. Also included in the event at Nasdaq are key sponsors in the capital markets space, including Morgan Stanley, DFIN, Chardan, Gusto, CBIZ, ICR and The Money Channel. "The companies involved with the Centri Capital Conference embody the innovation and diversity shaping today’s capital markets,” says Michael Aiello, CEO & Managing Partner of Centri. “We are excited to welcome them to Nasdaq for investor 1:1 meetings and meaningful exchanges with leaders from across the industry." Companies and investors interested in presenting, attending, or sponsoring the Centri Capital Conference can learn more here: www.CentriConsulting.com/capital-conference
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