Circle’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Jeremy Fox-Geen plans to step down after more than five years in the role.
He will remain CFO until the end of December 2026 unless Circle appoints a successor sooner.
The company has begun its search for a replacement with the help of an executive search firm.
Fox-Geen joined Circle in May 2021 and helped build its finance organisation.
He also played a role in the company’s US$1.2 billion initial public offering.
“Jeremy has played a key role in building Circle into the company it is today.
He brought strategic insight, financial leadership, and operating discipline through periods of both market turmoil and tremendous growth.”
said Jeremy Allaire, Co-Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
“Serving as Circle’s Chief Financial Officer has been the highlight of my professional career. It has been a privilege to work at a company that combines a compelling mission with an unmatched market opportunity and an extraordinarily talented team.
I am proud of what we have built together. Having achieved many milestones, it is now the right time for me to step down and take a break before my next chapter. I have the greatest of confidence in the company’s future, and I look forward to watching the team’s continued success.”
said Fox-Geen.
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