- Kristina Campbell leaves Ripple Labs to join Maven Clinic as the chief financial officer.
- Campbell served Ripple for two years and seven months as the CFO.
- The resignation came amidst the ongoing regulatory scrutiny over Ripple Labs.
Kristina Campbell, Ripple’s chief financial officer (CFO), has resigned after two and a half years after accepting an offer to serve as CFO of Maven Clinic, a virtual healthcare provider. Fox Business Journalist Eleanor Terrett took to X (Twitter) to share a screenshot of Campbell’s LinkedIn profile showing her recent move from Ripple to Maven Clinic this month.
Per the details shared on LinkedIn, Campbel’s tenure at Ripple, where she joined in April 2023, ended in October 2023. The screenshot showed her joining Maven Clinic as the chief financial officer in October 2023.
On October 7, Campbell shared a post on her LinkedIn page discussing her move to Maven Clinic, a platform at “the forefront of healthcare”. She acknowledged Maven Clinic founder and CEO Kate Ryder, adding,
From the first time I met Kate Ryder and her tremendous team, it was obvious she’d built something special — and I knew I wanted to be part of it. Being able to come into this role now, at a time when the business is scaling and the tailwinds are tremendous, is a dream.
Ripple Labs has been caught in a protracted legal saga over the last few years since the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued the company and its chief executives for allegedly trading unregistered securities. Despite a partial victory in court earlier this year, in which a judge deemed Ripple’s XRP a non-security, Ripple is still under scrutiny. It is not apparent whether Campbell’s departure is related to the company’s regulatory struggles.
While leaving her chair at Ripple, Campbell shared her gratitude to the members of the company via the LinkedIn post. Apart from describing her two years and seven months of experience at Ripple as “memorable”, she had little to say about her tenure.
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