Drew Bradford, PMP

Seasoned executive transitioning from traditional banking to blockchain and cryptocurrencies

Drew Bradford is the Director of the Project Management Office at Blind Squirrel Games. He is recognized as a senior game development manager with a solid track record in managing projects within the gaming industry. His experience encompasses a comprehensive understanding of game development processes, enabling him to lead teams effectively and deliver successful projects.

Bradford holds the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification, which highlights his expertise in project management methodologies and practices. His role at Blind Squirrel Games involves overseeing project management strategies, ensuring that game development initiatives align with company objectives and are completed on time and within budget.1

Experience

Chair at Zodia Custody (November 2023 - Present), Chief Executive Officer at Catena Digital (July 2023 - Present), Chair at JellyC (May 2023 - Present)

- Executive General Manager, Markets at National Australia Bank (July 2011 - April 2023) - Managing Director Global Head of Listed Derivatives at Deutsche Bank (August 2009 - April 2011) - Managing Director, Head of Global Finance and Foreign Exchange, Japan at Deutsche Bank Securities (May 2006 - July 2009) - Managing Director, Institutional Sales Group at Deutsche Bank (March 2002 - May 2006) - Managing Director, Head of Foreign Exchange Trading London, Global Foreign Exchange at Deutsche Bank (March 2001 - March 2002) - Managing Director, Head of Foreign Exchange - Australia and New Zealand at Deutsche Bank (June 1999 - March 2001) - Executive Vice President, Head of Financial Markets at Bankers Trust (May 1998 - June 1999) - Graduate Trainee - Executive Vice President at Bankers Trust (January 1987 - April 1998)

Education

- Global Executive MBA, Business Administration and Management, General at The University of Sydney Business School (2016 - 2017) - Bachelor of Arts - BA, Banking and Finance at University of Canberra (1984 - 1986)