John Kelleher, who was HubSpot's first in-house lawyer when he joined the company a decade ago, is jumping aboard a startup valued a year ago at $3.8 billion.
September 28, 2022 at 07:18 AM
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Dutchie, a fintech unicorn that provides a cashless payment-processing system for cannabis dispensaries, has hired a big name as general counsel.
John Kelleher has stepped down as general counsel of Cambridge, Massachusetts-based HubSpot Inc. to join Bend, Oregon-based Dutchie, which launched in 2017 but already had swelled in value to $3.8 billion as of its last fund-raising round a year ago.
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