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Ripple Exec Leaves for Crypto Firm Advised by Former SEC Chair

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Wed, 13/10/2021 - 15:57
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Ripple Exec Leaves for Crypto Firm Advised by Former SEC Chair
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Ripple's ERG lead, Cassie Craddock, has parted ways with the company, she announced on Wednesday.

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She has left the San Francisco-based company to join digital custody provider Fireblock as its director of sales.

Fireblock raised $310 million back in July after wrapping up its Series D funding round, which lifted the company's valuation to $2.2 billion.

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Notably, former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission boss Jay Clayton, who infamously slapped Ripple with a lawsuit during his last days at the agency, joined Fireblock as an advisor back in August.

Craddock became part of Team Ripple in August 2017 as the company's new manager of business development, according to her LinkedIn profile.

She was initially responsible for developing new use cases and products.

Craddock was later promoted to Ripple's director of sales in Europe and then landed her final stint at the company as an ERG leader.

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