Earle Hall Joins GBA Board

The Government Blockchain Association has nominated Earle G. Hall (l.) to its board of directors. Hall will also serve as part of the Standards and Certification Workgroup.

Earle Hall Joins GBA Board

The Government Blockchain Association (GBA) last week announced the nomination of Earle G. Hall to its board of directors.

Hall is recognized as a visionary and innovator in several fields of technology and neuroscience. He is the CEO of AXES.ai, a fintech in more than 40 countries dedicated to the eradication of money laundering, addictive gambling and illicit activities through real-time blockchain-based data collection, artificial intelligence and cashless technology. He is a graduate of the Royal Military College of Canada and a veteran. He holds a master’s degree in public administration and has undertaken doctoral studies in organizational psychology.

“We are excited to welcome Earle to the board of directors,” said GBS Executive Director Gerard Dache. “Earle has deep knowledge and insight into the blockchain world of today and tomorrow, and we are excited to benefit from his leadership and expertise. His relentless passion to make our world safer and more ethical makes him a perfect fit for vision and mission.”

Hall, who will also serve on the Standards and Certification Workgroup, called GBA “the global leader in the education and promotion of government blockchain adoption, and its mission is very dear to my heart. The accomplishments of GBA in such a short time are simply extraordinary, as governments everywhere are now studying how to adopt of blockchain because of the GBA leadership’s tireless hard work. I am grateful to be part of this movement to make our world a safer place.”

GBA is the world’s largest international nonprofit professional association dedicated to the adoption of blockchain technology. Its mission is to foster discussion between its members to solve societal problems typically faced by government entities with blockchain to increase the quality of life for all citizens on a global level. GBA has chapters in 120 cities, states, and countries around the world.