Nasdaq-listed company appoints new Chief Legal Officer to accelerate AI and Web3 integration strategy

2025-12-17 06:20:11

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【CryptoWorld】A Nasdaq-listed innovative company recently made an important personnel decision—appointing Andrew Grossman as Chief Legal Officer. This new executive will primarily be responsible for legal, compliance, and corporate governance matters, which sounds quite significant.

Interestingly, his responsibilities are very clear: SEC disclosure regulations, building digital asset infrastructure, and strategic agreements. In other words, the company is working to establish a reliable legal framework as it ventures into the Web3 and AI integration track.

Grossman also shared his thoughts—he believes the company’s positioning is at the intersection of AI and Web3, and his task is to establish a system that connects these two ecosystems while unlocking commercial value. This step may seem administrative but actually reflects the company’s emphasis on compliance and governance. For a publicly listed company, such actions usually indicate a serious push for strategic transformation, especially in the new direction of AI and blockchain integration.

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SleepTrader

· 8h ago

Listen... Another big company is starting to play Web3? This time it's different, directly involving the CFO level for compliance, which shows they're really serious. Grossman, this guy definitely has some skills.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 12-17 06:46

Another publicly listed company trying to turn around through Web3. Ironically, they believe that adding AI and blockchain frameworks can solve the problems? Data speaks for itself. Companies that shift in this way have an average stock return underperforming the market over the past three years.

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MagicBean

· 12-17 06:45

Wow, another big company is betting on Web3? Feels like this time is different. --- Andrew, this guy is probably going to tighten up compliance. Time to clear the field. --- Nasdaq is already rushing in. Who still says Web3 has no prospects? --- What does legal team stepping in mean? It means it's time to get serious... --- This is the real signal, more solid than any funding announcement. --- Another big company is starting to tinker with blockchain, but this time it looks serious? --- The compliance framework is in place, and regulation is coming. Got it?

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 12-17 06:35

The Web3 legal framework is becoming more competitive, even publicly listed companies need to dedicate personnel specifically for it.

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blockBoy

· 12-17 06:32

Damn, finally someone is taking Web3 compliance seriously, otherwise it's all just wild growth.

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