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Curtis Kincaid is Blockchain Association’s Chief Marketing and Communications Officer. Prior to joining the association, Curtis managed strategic communications for the Consumer Technology Association and CES. Curtis earned his B.S. from the University of Mary Washington and his MBA from George Mason University.
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AnnMarie Brockhouse
AnnMarie Brockhouse is the Director of Operations for Blockchain Association. She has over two decades of management and c-suite experience including extensive expertise in client services, operations, administration, human resources, and organizational development. AnnMarie earned her BS with a double major in Marketing and Business Law and minor in Strategic Management from the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota.
Allie Page
Allie Page is the Chief Operating Officer at the Blockchain Association. In this role, Allie oversees strategic planning, manages organizational operations, and directs political action initiatives, ensuring alignment with the organization’s goals while fostering engagement with key stakeholders. Before joining the Association, she was the Director of Operations at the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, where she represented the food and fiber industry. Additionally, Allie acted as the primary liaison for federal land ranchers in the West while serving as the Director of Operations for the Public Lands Council. She earned her B.S. in Agricultural Communications from Montana State University, complemented by a leadership certificate.
Jessica Martinez
Jessica Martinez is Blockchain Association’s Senior Director of Government Relations, representing the crypto industry on the Hill. Most recently, Jessica served as the Staff Director for the U.S. Joint Economic Committee under Chairman, Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM), where she oversaw a diverse team and directed high-impact research and reports on critical economic issues. Prior to coming back to Capitol Hill, Jessica was a partner at a government relations and strategic communications firm focused on technology innovation.
Dan Spuller
Dan Spuller represents Blockchain Association as Executive Vice President of Industry Affairs. Since 2012, Dan has been an advocate of decentralized digital assets, bitcoin, and blockchain technology. From 2016-2020, Dan led membership growth at the Chamber of Digital Commerce, and in 2019 was appointed Co-Chair of the North Carolina Blockchain Initiative by the state’s Lieutenant Governor. He previously worked for North Carolina’s Department of Commerce and successfully drove a multi-stakeholder campaign leading to the passage of the NC Money Transmitters Act of 2016.
Summer Mersinger
Summer Mersinger is CEO of Blockchain Association, where she leads advocacy efforts to advance digital asset innovation and policy in Washington. She previously served as a Commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, nominated by President Biden and unanimously confirmed by the Senate. With over 20 years of experience in public policy and government affairs, Summer has held senior roles at the CFTC, on Capitol Hill as Chief of Staff to Senator John Thune, and in the private sector.
Chris Jonas
Chris Jonas manages strategic communications for Blockchain Association, elevating the initiatives of its member companies. Prior to joining the association, Chris was director of communications and programs for the National Association for Business Economics, the premier professional association for corporate economists. Chris earned his B.A. in Political Science from Wake Forest University and his M.S. from George Mason University.
Lindsay Fraser
Lindsay Fraser is chief policy officer at the Blockchain Association and previously worked at Uniswap. She graduated from Vanderbilt University and Georgetown University.
