Ripple Lawsuit: Ripple Appoints Ex-Softbank Director As Head of Public Policy
In a recent development, Ripple Labs Inc. has made a strategic move by appointing a former SoftBank director, Lauren Belive, as the Head of Public Policy.
Onboarding a Top Professional
In a recent announcement on LinkedIn, Belive expressed her enthusiasm for this new role, highlighting Ripple’s leading position in revolutionizing cross-border payments in the ever-evolving intersection of technology and finance.
Belive’s appointment as the Head of Public Policy at Ripple has garnered significant attention in the crypto space. Belive brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the table, having served as a director at SoftBank Group International, one of the world’s largest and most influential investment firms.
She began her career as a member of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, which was Chaired at the time by Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif. Believe also worked in the Obama White House’s Office of Legislative Affairs.
Belive’s background in communication and international relations positions her as a valuable addition to Ripple’s leadership team. This experience will undoubtedly be invaluable as Ripple navigates the complex regulatory landscape that surrounds it and the broader crypto industry.
In her LinkedIn post, Belive outlined her vision for her role at Ripple. She stressed the importance of active engagement in Washington and at the national level, emphasizing the need for Ripple to not merely be part of the conversation but to lead it with clarity and purpose.
Belive’s Appointment: Significance to Ripple
Lauren Belive’s appointment emphasizes Ripple’s commitment to addressing its legal challenges and shaping the future of the crypto industry. It also signals Ripple’s intent to be a leading voice in the development of crypto policies that will shape the industry’s future.
As Ripple’s court hearing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) looms, the company’s strategic hiring of a seasoned professional like Belive is a clear indication that the company is positioning itself to thrive in the crypto space.
Besides Belive, Attorney Rahul Mukhi was also appointed as a part of Brad Garlinghouse’s defense team, complementing the high-profile appointments the firm is making to position itself in good light across the board.
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