Hi, I’m Angus Champion de Crespigny.

I’ve had a few roles in my career: I was a global practice lead at Ernst & Young where I founded and led our Financial Services Blockchain practice from 2015-2018, and I was CTO at C|T Group, a global campaigns organisation led by Sir Lynton Crosby AO responsible for over 20 successful election campaigns and countless successful corporate campaigns across the world. Since, I am a company founder in the e-commerce and exports space.

While I’m a “strategic leadership guy” I am by education - and passion - an engineer, so I still enjoy coding. If you can’t be operational, you can’t be strategic. I’ve contributed to open source projects and coded a fully functional social media platform from scratch, amongst various other odd tinkerings over the years.

I have worked with the C-suite of multiple major multinational corporations, countless start-ups and venture capital funds, and I’ve advised multiple regulators and policymakers, including the White House and the Australian Prime Minister.

I also have several strong personal interests including mental health and and consequently psychedelic medicine research, group psychology and propaganda, and epistemology.

This page is for my personal thoughts, however if I can help you in any way, please contact me below.

 

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It's long past due to take psychedelic medicine seriously

Psychedelics are often perceived to belong to the domain of party drugs and hippies and dangerous to one’s mental health, not to mention illegal in most jurisdictions. What many may not be aware of is the considerable research into their significant beneficial impacts on a range of mental health conditions in therapeutic environments, and their relative safety when compared to legal drugs.

Decentralised identity is not what you think it is

With talk about “soul-based tokens” or SBTs and the increasing acknowledgement that some form of identity is required to achieve the dream of truly decentralised finance, it’s worth discussing the actual challenges of decentralised identity that researchers have found over the years, and why it’s not the quick solution that many feel it is.

 

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