Jeremy is responsible for strategy, vision and operating execution at Circle. He brings more than two decades of experience building and leading global internet software platforms, including founder and CEO of Brightcove, technologist and entrepreneur in residence at General Catalyst, CTO of Macromedia, and co-founder and CTO of Allaire Corporation.

Alejandro (Alex) has over twenty years of experience at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in monetary policy, capital markets and financial supervision and regulation.  He is a member of EY’s Global and Americas Regulatory Networks and leads EY’s US regulatory efforts related to digital assets and AI.  He supports clients on the development and implementation of risk management and compliance programs for digital assets, AI and traditional finance in numerous areas such as Risk Governance, Market Conduct Risk Management, Financial Crimes Compliance, Enterprise Risk Management, Regulatory Capital and Liquidity.    He also advises clients on regulatory strategy, engagement and remediation of supervisory matters.

Prior to joining EY in the FSO Risk Management Consulting practice, he was a senior supervisor for the U.S. operations at two large and systemically important Foreign Banking Organizations.  In these roles, he oversaw the remediation of supervisory findings and enforcement actions related to a variety of topics including Enterprise Risk Management and compliance matters, such as OFAC and BSA/AML.  He was also a member of the Federal Reserve’s Comprehensive Liquidity Analysis and Review (“CLAR”) Steering Committee, where he participated in the oversight of liquidity risk measurement and management practices of systemically important domestic and foreign banking organizations and assessment of compliance with Reg YY.  

Prior to his role as a senior supervisor, he was involved in many of the Federal Reserve's financial crisis management efforts from 2008-2010, in particular the AIG bailout.   He oversaw the wind-down of AIG Financial Products and the structuring of Maiden Lane III as part of the extraordinary assistance provided to the company during the financial crisis.  He also supported the development and implementation of other lending facilities established by the Federal Reserve during the financial crisis including the Term Securities Lending Facility (TSLF) and the Primary Dealer Credit Facility (PDCF).

He has an MBA in Finance and an MS in Financial Engineering from New York University.  He received his Bachelors in Science in Economics from Binghamton University.

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Robbie Mitchnick serves as the Head of Digital Assets for BlackRock. He is a member of the Corp Exec-COO Executive team. Robbie is responsible for driving BlackRock's digital assets strategy, including working with internal business units to develop and execute on strategic initiatives around digital assets.

Prior to joining BlackRock, Robbie spent time at CPP Investment Board in Public Markets and Private Investments, and at Ripple. During his time at Ripple, Robbie co-authored 'A Fundamental Valuation Framework for Cryptoassets' along with John Bates Clark medal winner Susan Athey.

Robbie has BA & BCOM degrees from Queen's University and an MBA from Stanford, where he graduated as an Arjay Miller Scholar and the Robichek Award winner in Finance. He holds a Blockchain Technologies Certification from MIT Sloan and is a CFA Charterholder.

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Kash oversees Circle’s global revenue operations including sales, customer success, alliances, and client solutions. Previously, he served as SVP, Sales at Brightcove where he was responsible for all revenue and customer success in the Americas. Prior to Brightcove, he served as CEO of Fancred, a sports-focused digital media platform.