ColdVentures (the “Company”), a medical device company dedicated to combating heat-related illnesses, today announced the appointment of Jason Glaser as a strategic advisor. Jason is the CEO of La Isla Network, an organization dedicated to ending heat-related illnesses among workers worldwide. He leads efforts to develop data-driven solutions and scalable interventions, partnering with industries, governments, and global institutions.
“Jason’s dedication to protecting workers from heat-related illnesses and his expertise in creating impactful, data-driven interventions will significantly contribute to ColdVentures’ mission,” said Tracie Wagman, ColdVentures CEO. “His global perspective and innovative approach will guide our expansion and enhance the effectiveness of ColdVest in protecting at-risk populations.”
Jason was recently named to TIME’s 100 Next list for his groundbreaking work in occupational health and sustainable labor systems. His extensive experience includes advancing research and influencing policy to protect workers vulnerable to heat-related stress and illnesses. Under his leadership, La Isla Network has become a recognized global leader in occupational health interventions, particularly in heat-stressed environments.
“ColdVest offers an essential, innovative solution to the global challenge of heat-related illness,” stated Jason Glaser. “I am eager to collaborate with ColdVentures to ensure this critical technology reaches those who need it most, reinforcing sustainable labor practices and saving lives.”
ColdVest technology employs patented endothermic cooling methods, requiring no electricity, refrigeration, or special storage. In under three minutes, it can reduce an individual’s core body temperature by up to five degrees, providing immediate, life-saving relief during heat-related emergencies.
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