Circle Names Devron Brown, Former US House Senior Counsel for Fintech, as Director for Global Policy
Brown worked as a lawyer in Congress in 2020.

Circle, the payments company that operates stablecoin USDC and equity crowdfunding platform SeedInvest, has named Devron Brown as its senior director for global policy, according to a tweet posted by Circle’s Dante Disparte.
Brown started in September, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Circle is adding to its policy ranks as global regulators take a closer look at the booming stablecoin sector. Circle’s dollar-backed USDC now has a market capitalization of over $31 billion. U.S. politicians have taken to likening stablecoins to the “wildcat notes” of yore.
Excited to welcome @dvrnbrwn to a growing global policy, strategy and corporate communications team at Circle. A self-appointed #FintechWhisperer who has helped shape U.S. policy on financial inclusion, innovation and integrity.
— Dante Disparte (@ddisparte) October 1, 2021
CORRECTION (Oct. 1, 14:15 UTC): An earlier version of this story mistakenly said Circle still operates the Poloniex crypto exchange. Circle sold Poloniex in 2019.
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