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Bitpanda
Public Affairs Lead
Berlin, Germany
Berlin, Germany
Full time
Office
Bitpanda - Public Affairs Lead
Bitpanda is a leading European platform that simplifies wealth creation. Our user-friendly platform allows individuals to invest in cryptocurrencies, crypto indices, stocks, precious metals, and commodities with any budget, 24/7. With over 4 million customers worldwide, we are known for our safety and secure services.
As a Public Affairs Lead, you will play a key role in shaping Bitpanda's public policy positions and advocating for them within the market. You will closely monitor regulatory developments and ensure compliance within the crypto sector. Additionally, you will engage with external stakeholders such as regulatory authorities, legislators, and industry associations.
Responsibilities:
Stay up-to-date with regulatory changes, particularly the forthcoming Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) under MiCA.
Analyze regulatory requirements and assess their impact on our business operations, identifying areas for adjustment.
Develop well-informed policy positions and draft responses for public consultations.
Act as Bitpanda's representative in industry associations.
Engage with public sector entities, including National Competent Authorities (NCAs), legislators, and regulatory bodies.
Provide informative briefings and strategic advice to executives and senior management on evolving frameworks in the Crypto-Assets and MiCA space.
Requirements:
Extensive network in Germany to effectively engage with key decision makers and stakeholders.
Exceptional English communication skills and proficiency in German.
Law, business, or communication degree or similar qualification.
Minimum of 3 years of regulatory or Public Affairs experience in the financial or crypto industry.
In-depth knowledge of the EU's Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCA) and strong analytical skills.
Previous experience in Public Policy, Governmental Affairs, Lobbying, or similar roles.
Perks:
Hybrid-working model with 60-Work From Anywhere days.
Competitive compensation package and participation in the stock option plan.
Market-leading benefits programs and policies.
Exclusive trading premiums on Bitpanda.
Company-wide and team events, both in-person and virtual.
Bitpanda swag.
As part of our commitment to diversity and inclusion, Bitpanda creates a fair and equal environment based on trust and mutual respect. We value a diverse team with a wide range of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills.
*For more information about Bitpanda, visit our website.
Bitpanda is a leading European platform that simplifies wealth creation. Our user-friendly platform allows individuals to invest in cryptocurrencies, crypto indices, stocks, precious metals, and commodities with any budget, 24/7. With over 4 million customers worldwide, we are known for our safety and secure services.
As a Public Affairs Lead, you will play a key role in shaping Bitpanda's public policy positions and advocating for them within the market. You will closely monitor regulatory developments and ensure compliance within the crypto sector. Additionally, you will engage with external stakeholders such as regulatory authorities, legislators, and industry associations.
Responsibilities:
Stay up-to-date with regulatory changes, particularly the forthcoming Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) under MiCA.
Analyze regulatory requirements and assess their impact on our business operations, identifying areas for adjustment.
Develop well-informed policy positions and draft responses for public consultations.
Act as Bitpanda's representative in industry associations.
Engage with public sector entities, including National Competent Authorities (NCAs), legislators, and regulatory bodies.
Provide informative briefings and strategic advice to executives and senior management on evolving frameworks in the Crypto-Assets and MiCA space.
Requirements:
Extensive network in Germany to effectively engage with key decision makers and stakeholders.
Exceptional English communication skills and proficiency in German.
Law, business, or communication degree or similar qualification.
Minimum of 3 years of regulatory or Public Affairs experience in the financial or crypto industry.
In-depth knowledge of the EU's Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCA) and strong analytical skills.
Previous experience in Public Policy, Governmental Affairs, Lobbying, or similar roles.
Perks:
Hybrid-working model with 60-Work From Anywhere days.
Competitive compensation package and participation in the stock option plan.
Market-leading benefits programs and policies.
Exclusive trading premiums on Bitpanda.
Company-wide and team events, both in-person and virtual.
Bitpanda swag.
As part of our commitment to diversity and inclusion, Bitpanda creates a fair and equal environment based on trust and mutual respect. We value a diverse team with a wide range of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills.
*For more information about Bitpanda, visit our website.
john djabeng
consultant
Accra, Ghana
Accra, Ghana
Part time
Remote
oversee all my operations
financial management
legal consultancy
psychotherapist
home office manager
consultancy skills
thorough knowledge of the system
financial management
legal consultancy
psychotherapist
home office manager
consultancy skills
thorough knowledge of the system
Ledger
Data Protection Legal Counsel
Paris, France
Paris, France
Full time
Office
We're making the world of digital assets accessible and secure for everyone. Join the mission.
Founded in 2014, Ledger is the global platform for digital assets and Web3. Over 25% of the world’s crypto assets are secured through our Ledger Nanos. Headquartered in Paris and Vierzon, with offices in the UK, US, Switzerland and Singapore, Ledger has a team of almost 1000 professionals developing a variety of products and services to enable individuals and companies to securely buy, store, swap, grow and manage crypto assets – including the Ledger hardware wallets line with more than 5 millions units already sold in 180 countries. At Ledger, we embody the values that make us unique: Pragmatism, Audacity, Commitment, Trust and Transparency. Have a look at our Origins video here.
To improve our compliance with privacy regulations around the world, we are looking for a Data Protection Legal Counsel, motivated to join our dynamic Ledgers’ Data Protection Office and experience an in-house legal environment in a diverse and fast-moving high technology-focused environment.
Your main responsibilities will be the following :
Participate in the definition and the implementation of the group’s privacy compliance program for all B2C and B2B products and services.
Support contract negotiations with 3rd party vendors regarding privacy issues.
Take part in the privacy and security risk assessment carried out for our new vendors and maintain the mapping of all data flows in order to identify risks and take mitigation measures.
Play a key support role across the team and step on matters where the business needs assistance on critical projects (e-commerce, products, B2B, HR, back office, marketing, customer support…).
Draft any process, template and guideline necessary to improve Ledger privacy practices.
Supervise the processing of customer and employee data requests and contribute to its automation.
Raise privacy awareness among our employees, in particular by developing our Privacy & Security Champions network.
Ensure a technological and legal watch to anticipate future regulations and uses of personal data.
Supervise the intern of the team.
Founded in 2014, Ledger is the global platform for digital assets and Web3. Over 25% of the world’s crypto assets are secured through our Ledger Nanos. Headquartered in Paris and Vierzon, with offices in the UK, US, Switzerland and Singapore, Ledger has a team of almost 1000 professionals developing a variety of products and services to enable individuals and companies to securely buy, store, swap, grow and manage crypto assets – including the Ledger hardware wallets line with more than 5 millions units already sold in 180 countries. At Ledger, we embody the values that make us unique: Pragmatism, Audacity, Commitment, Trust and Transparency. Have a look at our Origins video here.
To improve our compliance with privacy regulations around the world, we are looking for a Data Protection Legal Counsel, motivated to join our dynamic Ledgers’ Data Protection Office and experience an in-house legal environment in a diverse and fast-moving high technology-focused environment.
Your main responsibilities will be the following :
Participate in the definition and the implementation of the group’s privacy compliance program for all B2C and B2B products and services.
Support contract negotiations with 3rd party vendors regarding privacy issues.
Take part in the privacy and security risk assessment carried out for our new vendors and maintain the mapping of all data flows in order to identify risks and take mitigation measures.
Play a key support role across the team and step on matters where the business needs assistance on critical projects (e-commerce, products, B2B, HR, back office, marketing, customer support…).
Draft any process, template and guideline necessary to improve Ledger privacy practices.
Supervise the processing of customer and employee data requests and contribute to its automation.
Raise privacy awareness among our employees, in particular by developing our Privacy & Security Champions network.
Ensure a technological and legal watch to anticipate future regulations and uses of personal data.
Supervise the intern of the team.
Ledger
B2C Legal Intern
Paris, France
Paris, France
Full time
Office
We're making the world of digital assets accessible and secure for everyone. Join the mission.
Founded in 2014, Ledger is the global platform for digital assets and Web3. Over 25% of the world’s crypto assets are secured through our Ledger Nanos. Headquartered in Paris and Vierzon, with offices in the UK, US, Switzerland and Singapore, Ledger has a team of almost 1000 professionals developing a variety of products and services to enable individuals and companies to securely buy, store, swap, grow and manage crypto assets – including the Ledger hardware wallets line with more than 5 millions units already sold in 180 countries.
At Ledger, we embody the values that make us unique: Pragmatism, Audacity, Commitment, Trust and Transparency. Have a look at our Origins video here.
To support our Business in day to day challenges we are looking for a Legal Intern, motivated to join our dynamic Ledger B2C Legal Team and experience an in house legal environment in a diverse and fast-moving high technology-focused environment. In this role you will have the opportunity to support Ledger’s B2C business across a broad range of areas and assist on various important activities across the entire legal team.
Your main responsibilities will be:
Assist on contract management-related and other critical legal processes, third-party on-boarding checks and other administrative tasks.
Draft and negotiate different contracts across a broad range of areas including marketing, sales, procurement, IP licensing and general commercial engagements with third parties.
Support key projects and assist on the launch of new products and services.
Perform legal research tasks.
Assist on disputes and contentious matters.
Depending on the legal team and business needs, you will be prepared to jump in and support across a wide range of areas in an industry that is fast-paced and constantly evolving.
What we are looking for:
You are a trainee lawyer and / or have a DJCE / Master II (BAC+5) in business law or new technologies / multimedia law (ideally with a focus on commercial law, financial law, technology law or distribution law).
You already have previous meaningful internship experience in commercial law.
Background in data privacy and IP law is a big plus.
Founded in 2014, Ledger is the global platform for digital assets and Web3. Over 25% of the world’s crypto assets are secured through our Ledger Nanos. Headquartered in Paris and Vierzon, with offices in the UK, US, Switzerland and Singapore, Ledger has a team of almost 1000 professionals developing a variety of products and services to enable individuals and companies to securely buy, store, swap, grow and manage crypto assets – including the Ledger hardware wallets line with more than 5 millions units already sold in 180 countries.
At Ledger, we embody the values that make us unique: Pragmatism, Audacity, Commitment, Trust and Transparency. Have a look at our Origins video here.
To support our Business in day to day challenges we are looking for a Legal Intern, motivated to join our dynamic Ledger B2C Legal Team and experience an in house legal environment in a diverse and fast-moving high technology-focused environment. In this role you will have the opportunity to support Ledger’s B2C business across a broad range of areas and assist on various important activities across the entire legal team.
Your main responsibilities will be:
Assist on contract management-related and other critical legal processes, third-party on-boarding checks and other administrative tasks.
Draft and negotiate different contracts across a broad range of areas including marketing, sales, procurement, IP licensing and general commercial engagements with third parties.
Support key projects and assist on the launch of new products and services.
Perform legal research tasks.
Assist on disputes and contentious matters.
Depending on the legal team and business needs, you will be prepared to jump in and support across a wide range of areas in an industry that is fast-paced and constantly evolving.
What we are looking for:
You are a trainee lawyer and / or have a DJCE / Master II (BAC+5) in business law or new technologies / multimedia law (ideally with a focus on commercial law, financial law, technology law or distribution law).
You already have previous meaningful internship experience in commercial law.
Background in data privacy and IP law is a big plus.
Elina EPASS
Chief Legal Officer (CLO) for background check startup
California City, USA
California City, USA
Full time
Hybrid
About the position
EPASS is looking for a Chief Legal Officer (CLO) who will lead the company’s legal and compliance functions and staff, oversee and coordinate legal matters, ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations, and collaborate with outside counsel as needed. The CLO will report to the CEO and serve as a member of the Executive team.
Currently, our project is at the pre-seed stage, requiring investment for further development. The team is a startup's most important resource, without a strong staff, it's impossible to launch a successful product or find an investor. As a result, we are now building a team that will be able to start working in 3 months, during which we plan to secure investment.
What we will trust you with is:
Developing and leading a corporate legal strategy to promote and protect company matters
Developing and leading internal audit and corporate compliance programs
Overseeing the delivery of legal services and resources to accomplish corporate goals, strategies and priorities
Maintaining proper corporate interactions with the relevant local, state and federal governmental bodies, legislatures and the community at large
Advising the CEO and other senior corporate officers on a variety of issues
Participating in the formulation of general management policies as a member of the executive management team
Your profile:
At least 5 years' related experience as in-house counsel or in a large firm with a professional background in human resources.
Strong knowledge of U.S. background check services regulations, with a working knowledge of corporate, data and consumer protection laws
Experience effectively managing budgets and legal expenses.
Strength in problem solving and applying legal insights to analyze issues and recommend viable options.
Well-developed communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to represent the company credibly internally and externally.
Ability to stay abreast of legal developments and counsel accordingly.
Detail orientation, diplomacy, organization, self motivation, dependability, and competent judgement
A drive to understand business, industry, and applicable regulatory agencies.
Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions
Even-tempered and able to balance multiple tasks according to changing deadlines and priorities in a fast-paced environment.
Fluent in English (verbal and written)
Our offer:
Attractive salary
Permanent employment in a fast-growing company
Personal growth opportunities in interest areas of your preferences
Growth tracks and career paths for continuous career development
EPASS is looking for a Chief Legal Officer (CLO) who will lead the company’s legal and compliance functions and staff, oversee and coordinate legal matters, ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations, and collaborate with outside counsel as needed. The CLO will report to the CEO and serve as a member of the Executive team.
Currently, our project is at the pre-seed stage, requiring investment for further development. The team is a startup's most important resource, without a strong staff, it's impossible to launch a successful product or find an investor. As a result, we are now building a team that will be able to start working in 3 months, during which we plan to secure investment.
What we will trust you with is:
Developing and leading a corporate legal strategy to promote and protect company matters
Developing and leading internal audit and corporate compliance programs
Overseeing the delivery of legal services and resources to accomplish corporate goals, strategies and priorities
Maintaining proper corporate interactions with the relevant local, state and federal governmental bodies, legislatures and the community at large
Advising the CEO and other senior corporate officers on a variety of issues
Participating in the formulation of general management policies as a member of the executive management team
Your profile:
At least 5 years' related experience as in-house counsel or in a large firm with a professional background in human resources.
Strong knowledge of U.S. background check services regulations, with a working knowledge of corporate, data and consumer protection laws
Experience effectively managing budgets and legal expenses.
Strength in problem solving and applying legal insights to analyze issues and recommend viable options.
Well-developed communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to represent the company credibly internally and externally.
Ability to stay abreast of legal developments and counsel accordingly.
Detail orientation, diplomacy, organization, self motivation, dependability, and competent judgement
A drive to understand business, industry, and applicable regulatory agencies.
Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions
Even-tempered and able to balance multiple tasks according to changing deadlines and priorities in a fast-paced environment.
Fluent in English (verbal and written)
Our offer:
Attractive salary
Permanent employment in a fast-growing company
Personal growth opportunities in interest areas of your preferences
Growth tracks and career paths for continuous career development