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AI Era Corp Names Former Oracle CIO Mark Iwanowski as Vice Chairman
AI Era Corp (OTC: AERA), a New York‑based technology company that develops artificial‑intelligence tools for the entertainment and media industry, announced on 16 June 2026 that it has appointed Mark Iwanowski as Vice Chairman. Iwanowski, a serial entrepreneur and former Oracle Global Chief Information Officer, joins the company as part of a broader leadership change aimed at accelerating the growth of AI‑powered content and platform licensing.
In a statement, Iwanowski said, “I see significant opportunity ahead for AI Era Corp. The company has developed a strong foundation that combines content capabilities with intelligent automation, positioning it well to serve platform operators and enterprise users at scale. I look forward to working with the team to help accelerate the company’s growth and capture this market opportunity.” Chairman and President Fred Deng added, “Mark’s deep experience across enterprise technology, global operations, venture capital, and building and exiting technology companies brings a unique combination of strategic insight and execution discipline that will be highly valuable as we continue to grow our platform licensing business and develop new opportunities in AI‑powered content.”
AI Era Corp’s core product is the UFilm.ai platform, which offers agentic AI tools for scripted content creation, including long‑form and short‑form series. The company also operates a content supply chain that sources and structures short‑form drama scripts and narrative content for training AI models focused on storytelling and creative applications. In addition to its software offerings, AI Era Corp runs a movie theater and distribution hub in New York, providing a physical venue for showcasing AI‑generated and AI‑assisted productions.
The company’s website, www.ufilm.ai, lists its suite of tools and services, while www.abcinemasny.com describes the theater and distribution operations. The press release, issued through GlobeNewswire, includes a forward‑looking statements disclaimer that notes the company’s management team changes, strategic transformation and operational performance are subject to risks such as business disruption, competitive uncertainties and general economic conditions.
Investor‑relations contact for AI Era Corp is Charles Tang, reachable by email at ir@aieraco.com or by phone at (917) 336 2398. The company’s social‑media handle is X: @ABIntlGroup.
The appointment of Iwanowski follows a recent CFO change and a broader effort by AI Era Corp to strengthen its governance and financial oversight as it prepares for potential public‑market expansion. The company remains listed on the OTC market under the ticker AERA.
As AI Era Corp continues to develop its platform licensing business, industry analysts note that the company’s focus on agentic AI for content creation places it in a growing niche that intersects generative‑AI technology and media production. The company’s existing supply chain of short‑form scripts provides a data foundation that could support future model training and content generation initiatives.
The press release does not include any financial projections or detailed performance metrics. It also does not disclose any pending regulatory filings or court actions. The company’s next public update will likely come in the form of a quarterly earnings report or a scheduled investor‑relations briefing.
In summary, AI Era Corp has added a seasoned technology executive to its board, reinforcing its strategy to expand AI‑powered content creation tools and platform licensing. The company’s next steps will involve further development of its UFilm.ai platform, continued operation of its New York theater and distribution hub, and potential preparation for a public‑market listing.
In a statement, Iwanowski said, “I see significant opportunity ahead for AI Era Corp. The company has developed a strong foundation that combines content capabilities with intelligent automation, positioning it well to serve platform operators and enterprise users at scale. I look forward to working with the team to help accelerate the company’s growth and capture this market opportunity.” Chairman and President Fred Deng added, “Mark’s deep experience across enterprise technology, global operations, venture capital, and building and exiting technology companies brings a unique combination of strategic insight and execution discipline that will be highly valuable as we continue to grow our platform licensing business and develop new opportunities in AI‑powered content.”
AI Era Corp’s core product is the UFilm.ai platform, which offers agentic AI tools for scripted content creation, including long‑form and short‑form series. The company also operates a content supply chain that sources and structures short‑form drama scripts and narrative content for training AI models focused on storytelling and creative applications. In addition to its software offerings, AI Era Corp runs a movie theater and distribution hub in New York, providing a physical venue for showcasing AI‑generated and AI‑assisted productions.
The company’s website, www.ufilm.ai, lists its suite of tools and services, while www.abcinemasny.com describes the theater and distribution operations. The press release, issued through GlobeNewswire, includes a forward‑looking statements disclaimer that notes the company’s management team changes, strategic transformation and operational performance are subject to risks such as business disruption, competitive uncertainties and general economic conditions.
Investor‑relations contact for AI Era Corp is Charles Tang, reachable by email at ir@aieraco.com or by phone at (917) 336 2398. The company’s social‑media handle is X: @ABIntlGroup.
The appointment of Iwanowski follows a recent CFO change and a broader effort by AI Era Corp to strengthen its governance and financial oversight as it prepares for potential public‑market expansion. The company remains listed on the OTC market under the ticker AERA.
As AI Era Corp continues to develop its platform licensing business, industry analysts note that the company’s focus on agentic AI for content creation places it in a growing niche that intersects generative‑AI technology and media production. The company’s existing supply chain of short‑form scripts provides a data foundation that could support future model training and content generation initiatives.
The press release does not include any financial projections or detailed performance metrics. It also does not disclose any pending regulatory filings or court actions. The company’s next public update will likely come in the form of a quarterly earnings report or a scheduled investor‑relations briefing.
In summary, AI Era Corp has added a seasoned technology executive to its board, reinforcing its strategy to expand AI‑powered content creation tools and platform licensing. The company’s next steps will involve further development of its UFilm.ai platform, continued operation of its New York theater and distribution hub, and potential preparation for a public‑market listing.
