Sharp will work alongside BCB's CEO to support the company's growth.
BCB Group, a London-based cryptocurrency payment services provider founded in 2017, has recently announced that it hired Paysafe’s former chief banking officer Noah Sharp as deputy CEO.
According to the official announcement issued on July 21st, Sharp will work with Oliver Von Landsberg-Sadie, CEO of BCB, to develop the company’s scaling strategy across products, licensing, geographies, and client segments.
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Landsberg-Sadie commented on the firm’s latest addition and noted that Sharp, who has significant experience in leading the international banking and payments sector, will also contribute to setting the stage to boost BCB Group’s growth.
In fact, the company has left a significant footstep in the financial sector, as it has already managed to raise a total of $63.9M in funding. The crypto trading services company has taken part in four fundraisers, the most recent being in January when it secured a Series A funding round led by California-based VC organization Foundation Capital.
On top of that, BCB Group has also made great strides in the business world, acquiring a digital assets company dubbed LAB577 earlier this year, and Hamburg-based private bank Sutor Bank back in 2021.
It seems as though the current bear market hasn’t fazed a number of crypto-driven companies from enrolling experienced entrepreneurs into their teams. For instance, VC firm Tribe Capital recently hired Republic Capital’s co-founder Boris Revsin as a managing partner.
Likewise, earlier in July, Parity Technologies, a blockchain infrastructure corporation founded in 2015, announced three new additions to its team.
