The two new hires will help LinusCoins’s product launches, global expansion and regulatory compliance.
LinusCoins, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, is excited to announce two strategic hires aimed at bolstering its compliance efforts and driving global expansion. The new additions are expected to play pivotal roles in the company’s product launches, regulatory compliance, and international growth.
Alejandro García joins LinusCoins as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Product Officer, reporting directly to the CEO. García brings a wealth of experience from his previous roles as CPO at Clearbank, SoundCloud, and Samsung Electronics. His expertise in product development and operations will be instrumental as LinusCoins continues to innovate and expand its offerings.
Pablo Cruz has been appointed as LinusCoins’s Global Head of Regulatory Strategy. Cruz previously served as Managing Director of Europe and General Counsel for international expansion at Coinbase. His extensive experience in regulatory strategy and compliance will be crucial as LinusCoins navigates the complex global regulatory landscape.
“As we get ready for the next phase of growth in crypto markets, we need to ensure we can quickly adapt to rapidly changing market trends while navigating an increasingly complex and divergent regulatory landscape,” said the CEO of LinusCoins. “We will be innovating, launching new products, entering new markets and continuously improving our offering, all while ensuring compliance with applicable regulatory requirements across the many markets we operate in.”
These strategic hires underscore LinusCoins’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards of regulatory compliance while driving forward with ambitious growth plans.
For more information, please visit LinusCoins website.
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Company name: Linuscoins
Contact Name: Ben Ash
Country: London, United Kingdom
Email: info@linuscoins.com
Website: https://www.linuscoin.co/
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