Stripe brings on board the new leader of “Startup and VC Partssions” ncvrs.com

Asya Bradley, a former founder and investor of Fintech, joined Payments Giant Stripe as the new leader of Startup & Venture Capital Partnerships.

Bradley announced the news on February 2 Entry on LinkedInAlthough Bio shows that it joined Stripe in November.

Neither Stripe nor Bradley were immediately available for comment.

It ended in February 2019, Bradley spent three years as the main revenue office of Synapse, a fintech company, which was subordinate in 2024 and surprised thousands of clients.

He then served as Vice President of the Sila start -up company for five months, became a business partner for Ignitexl Ventures for one year, and LinkedIn, co -founder of Kinly, launching a financial services for Black Americans. Kinly was It was sold to Greenwood in 2023The digital banking platform itself is for black and Latin individuals and businesses. Kinly – previously for First Boulevard and the tenth, he collected a total of about $ 20 million from investors such as Gabrielle Union, Marshawn Lynch, Kevin Durant, Forerunner Ventures, Point72 Ventures, Barclays, Anthemis Group.

Bradley is also a limited partner at risk funds, including Cowboy Ventures and Ganas Ventures Cap coalitionA group trying to involve investors that have been historically missed from the investment process. Richie Serna, whose daily work was assisted by the CEO of the Finix Payments Startup (and Stripe competitor).

Strip run a starting partner program In which he claims to work with venture capital companies and start -up accelerators to “have exclusive striped benefits” for portfolio companies. He has acquired many start -ups in recent years. He recently announced that a huge $ 1 billion in negotiations on the Stablecoin Platform Bridge. Last July, Stripe is 14 months and at least a 15. Amount During his life, when he picked up a 13-person lemon-Squeezy, a registration trader that calculated and pays global sales tax for digital products, legal processing and fees in all countries.

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