Chrissy Hill is the founder and principal of Dreadnought Solutions, a specialist regulatory, legal, and operational advisory practice for institutions and technology firms navigating complex and emerging regulatory frameworks — from digital assets and decentralised finance to AI and beyond. Before founding Dreadnought, Chrissy spent over 20 years at the intersection of law, regulation, and technology. She served as Chief Legal Officer and interim Chief Operating Officer at Parity Technologies, the core development team behind Polkadot, during a period of significant restructuring. At Cyber•Fund, a private investment company focused on blockchain, AI, and robotics, she advised on digital asset transactions, PIPE structuring, and shareholder activism — while filing the company's first SEC disclosure and building the legal function from the ground up. Earlier in her career she spent nearly a decade as Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, and seven years as a Director of Investment Banking Compliance at Barclays.Chrissy is a regular speaker and moderator at major industry conferences worldwide. She has spoken at EthDenver, Polkadot Decoded (Brussels and Singapore), Consensus (Austin), the North American Blockchain Summit (Texas), the Reg Tech Forum (London), Decipher (Barcelona), Innovate Austin, and the C5 Digital Assets Summit. She has participated in policy dialogues at the House of Lords and UCL, and has moderated panels on topics ranging from DAO governance to digital asset recovery. Her podcast and media appearances include Tech Talks Daily, Proof of Talk, Crafty Counsel, Edge of NFT, and Behind the Code. She has been quoted in Business Insider, Benzinga, CryptoNews, Cointelegraph, and Crowdfund Insider.She speaks on: FCA cryptoasset authorisation and the UK regulatory gateway; cross-jurisdictional regulatory strategy for emerging technology firms; bridging institutional finance and decentralised finance; operational resilience and governance for technology companies; the legal frontiers of DAOs, AI, and decentralisation; and the practical realities of serving as in-house counsel and COO at high-growth technology firms.