crypto hiring
Gurbir Grewal, who has been at the agency almost as long as Gensler has been chair, will depart on Oct. 11, 2024
Jerry Brito and Robin Weisman will step down from their positions at the end of the year following 10 years with Coin Center
Venture capital firm CoinFund hires three pros to “identify and capitalize on the most promising high-growth opportunities”
In case you missed it, Tether added a government affairs head, while a blockchain-powered real estate platform hired an ex-SEC commissioner
And Congress members launched an investigation into whether the SEC is hiring civil service employees based on their political affiliations
Two bitcoin mining-focused companies introduce new leaders to their director boards as they prep for the segment’s evolution
The company behind ZKsync told Blockworks that the decision was made to make the team more “lean” as it moves into its next phase
Traditional finance veteran tapped as chief operating officer of crypto asset management firm
Bitcoin miner Hut 8 and Starknet Foundation find replacements for executives stepping down
Coinbase taps three new board directors, and other July people moves you might have missed
Also, former Valkyrie CEO lands new leadership role at Canadian investment firm Cypherpunk Holdings
Also, former legal head at Digital Currency Group joins law firm to expand blockchain capabilities
Financial giant State Street is looking for a head of digital assets solutions and seeks to fill other crypto-related roles
Polygon Labs executive Chair Sandeep Nailwal to focus more on zero-knowledge solutions as chief business officer
Bitcoin miner Bitfarms cuts ties with its chief executive; Vanguard’s incoming leader could spur the firm to re-evaluate its crypto stance, some say
Elsewhere, a recruiter weighs in on what crypto companies want, and the head of Circle Ventures departs
A former mayor becomes latest Coinbase policy adviser, and the special counsel of a crypto venture firm leaves
Elsewhere, Anchorage and DCG fill out the C-suite and Polygon reportedly cuts its COO
Martin Grant worked with the Fed for roughly 30 years before leaving his position in 2022
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