Lane Kasselman
American executive
About Lane Kasselman
Lane Kasselman is an American executive who is a former political and communications consultant. He is best known as the co-CEO and president of Blockchain.com, a cryptocurrency financial services company.
Early life and education Kasselman was raised in Santa Monica, California. He attended California State University, Sacramento, and later earned a Juris Doctor degree from Golden Gate University, specializing in public interest law.
Career Kasselman began his career in politics while attending California State University, Sacramento, when he took a communications position in the office of California Governor Gray Davis. serving as Director of Communications and Public Affairs, where he worked on regulatory and land-use campaigns in local markets. Kasselman would later make multiple appearances on Bloomberg Television, speaking about Uber and its initial public offering.
Kasselman is also the co-founder of Greenbrier, a consulting firm focused on strategic communications regarding crisis management, public policy, and reputation-related issues.
After Greenbrier, Kasselman joined Blockchain.com, a cryptocurrency financial services company. At Blockchain.com, he served as Chief Business Officer and President before becoming Co-CEO in late 2025, overseeing areas such as business operations, policy, capital markets, and corporate strategy in the cryptocurrency and digital assets sector.
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