Jordan A. Goldstein – Head of Stakeholder Communications

Jordan Goldstein is the Head of Stakeholder Communications at Beyond Lucid Technologies.  She is responsible for communications with stakeholders including media, customers and investors.

She began her career as a journalist with California Lawyer Magazine and was the founding research editor of Parenting Magazine.  She joined Goldman Sachs & Co. as an editor for equity research, and became a research assistant on a sell-side equity research team covering the telecommunications services space. 

From there, she became an investor relations consultant, working outside and as the in-house investor relations officer in diverse organizations.  At InVision Technologies (now part of GE Infrastructure) she guided the communications efforts of one of only two U.S. manufacturers of explosives detection systems for airline checked luggage in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks on America.

Jordan spent her junior year abroad at Tokyo’s Waseda Daigaku, and graduated from San Francisco State University in journalism and Japanese language.  She holds a Masters of Science degree in Human Resources and Organization Development from the University of San Francisco.

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   Team Bios & Contacts

   •   Jonathon S. Feit
       Co-Founder & CEO

   •   Christian C. Witt
       Co-Founder & CFO/CTO

   •   Mark H. Wittman, MD, MBA, MPH
       Chief Medical Officer

   •   David P. Saylor
       Chief Engineer

   •   Erin B. Carlstrom, Esq.
       Head of Business Development Compliance

   •   Jordan A. Goldstein
       Head of Stakeholder Communications

 

   BEYOND patient data collection.

   BEYOND ambulance run paperwork reduction.

   BEYOND secure, real-time incident data collection.

   BEYOND LUCID TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

   MEDIVIEW™ highlights:

    •  Reduce the costs of emergency healthcare.

    •  Improve access to critical incident information.

    •  Streamline First Responder-to-hospital communications.

    •  Eliminate the use of paper throughout First Response.

    •  Help medics focus on saving lives—not on paperwork.

    •  Leverage e-commerce technologies to make it easier
       for our customers to obtain our innovations.