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Akash Pasricha
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This Org Chart lays out the 86 people with power at Circle, the crypto company that issues USD Coin. The company is designed to blend a technology company, which includes the product, technology, marketing, and business teams, with a traditional financial company, which includes finance and compliance. In total, Circle has 940 employees.

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  • How Crypto Company Circle’s Power Structure Marries Big Tech and Finance
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