van Dam/Inventa Debut Benefitting NYC’s Orphaned Youth

Soft-launched June 2016 (post-beta), Audtra emerges from technological-advancement work to raise awareness for its social impact: creating a new economy for undervalued minds to make their worth—powering the opportunity for NYC’s (Harlem/Bronx/Queens+) solo youth to achieve self-sustainability along the flight.

Convening at the entire, two-story entrance floors of the world’s first boutique hotel—Morgans Hotel symbolizes the 1984 birthplace of a new category and new medium for connecting. Invented by the Studio 54 cofounder orphaned in youth, Ian Schrager’s first hotel launched from napkin to NASDAQ as today’s global, 14-property Morgans Hotel Group ($MHG).

Morgans is the next-door namesake of Morgan Library & Museum, a banker’s private collection exceeding residential capacity—before inventions of audiobooks and Audtra, the first, social audio-transcription technology. With the financier as sole funding source for Nikola Tesla’s unfinished, global wireless communication work, Audtra empowers the next generation of Teslas to own their mind-value and dictate their legacy.

RSVP for access to the debut of Founder and CEO, Blyth van Dam, demonstrating the app incarnate—test its marketplace for futuristic art commissions (of Inception-level insights to the alternate dimension innovations in dreams) by/benefitting Graham Windham youth. All proceeds of autographed collector’s items sent from NY Knicks/Jets, and Yale Club lunch with Choate author on Orphan Train-era, go to NYC’s oldest children’s nonprofit—hear its post-Hamilton impact from their CEO, CFO, and CAO.