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Head of US Government Affairs

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Head of US Government Affairs
About the Company: Top developer of anti-money laundering software for Bitcoin-run businesses Industry Computer Software Type Privately Held, VC-backed Founded 2014 Employees 501-1000 Funding $200+ million CategoriesBitcoin Cryptocurrency Financial Exchanges FinTech Software Technology Information Technology & Services Big Data Big Data Analytics Financial Services Block Chain Specialtiesblockchain bitcoin analytics compliance investigation tools and saas Business ClassificationsSAAS B2B Enterprise
About the Role: The Company is seeking a Head of US Government Affairs to lead its North American public policy strategy and advocacy. The role involves engaging Congress, the Executive Branch, regulators, and other policy stakeholders; developing positions on legislative and regulatory issues; and translating policy developments into business guidance. The successful candidate will advise senior leaders, represent the organization in policy discussions, and coordinate with internal teams to align advocacy with business priorities. Responsibilities also include managing lobbyists, trade associations, and coalitions, building stakeholder relationships, and supporting public thought leadership. Candidates should have at least 10 years of experience in US government policy, with a record of shaping policy and achieving legislative or regulatory outcomes. Relevant expertise in emerging technology, financial services, or national security is required, along with a strong understanding of Congress and the Executive Branch. The role calls for experience working across teams, turning strategic goals into measurable plans, and managing external advocacy partners. Excellent judgment, political instincts, communication, writing, and analytical skills are essential, as is an interest in digital assets and the ability to explain complex policy and business issues to varied audiences. Hiring Manager Title Chief Legal Officer FunctionsLegal Strategy

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