Gide and Chamber of Digital Commerce Announce Strategic Partnership
Gide to support the Chamber in advancing its state legislative and regulatory agenda.
Gide and the Chamber of Digital Commerce announced today a strategic partnership in which Gide will support the Chamber in its state level legislative and regulatory agenda.
“Gide’s mission is to help startups that operate in highly regulated areas navigate government roadblocks. The digital currency industry is at a critical juncture as states such as California, North Carolina and New York start to create a regulatory framework that is not always friendly to the industry,” said Gide principal Maria Perrin.
“We look forward to helping advance the great work the Chamber of Digital Commerce has already done in this area, and ensure we proactively work with lawmakers to produce outcomes that support the growth of bitcoin and blockchain technologies.”
“The Chamber of Digital Commerce is proud to have Gide as a strategic partner given their commitment to the digital currency industry,” said Perianne Boring, Founder and President of the Chamber of Digital Commerce.
“We believe that having Gide’s focus and support on the state legislative and regulatory agenda will be incredibly beneficial to our membership given the increased activity we have seen in recent months by states that seek to set new standards for our industry.”
About Gide
Gide is a full service public affairs consulting firm that helps companies build effective government relations, communications and business development strategies that advance strategic growth and sustainability goals.
About the Chamber of Digital Commerce
The Chamber of Digital Commerce is a Washington, D.C.-based trade association dedicated to promoting the understanding, acceptance and use of digital assets and blockchain-based technologies. The Chamber provides authoritative information to policymakers on digital assets.
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