Crypto.com, one of the leading crypto trading platforms, announced that Thomas Pevot had been promoted to Head of French Operations, as reported to Finbold on Wednesday, April 9.
Pevot’s promotion underscores not only the company’s growing efforts to establish a firmer presence in France but its ambitions in the broader European market as well.
Thomas Pevot’s career
Prevot has a rich background in marketing, technology, and business development, having held positions at companies such as Google, TBWA, and R/GA.
A member of Crypto.com since 2021, he will now oversee the company’s business development, regulatory compliance, strategic alliances, and fintech innovation in France.
During his time at Crypto.com so far, he has managed cross-functional teams responsible for the platform’s digital asset portfolio, including non-fungilbe tokens (NFTs), helping realize some key partnerships and contributing to user engagement and growth.
In addition to his new position, Pevot will also continue to serve as Crypto.com’s Director of Digital Partnerships.
Eric Anziani, President and Chief Operating Officer at Crypto.com, commented on Pevot’s promotion and the importance of the French market, stating:
“France is a strategically important market for Crypto.com, and the promotion of Thomas represents our commitment to building our presence in the country. Since joining Crypto.com, Thomas has proven his ability to build innovative partnerships to grow our user base and raise our profile. We are thrilled to have him at the helm of our business in France.”
In turn, Prevot himself expressed enthusiasm jumping into his new role:
“I am delighted to be leading our operations in France. We will continue to focus our efforts on building our relationships with key stakeholders, bringing innovative products to market and advancing the adoption of crypto in France.”
As Crypto.com named Paris its European headquarters in October 2022, Prevot will have a chance to assist the company in its efforts to scale further in the European crypto industry.
