Sep 16 2025

“I didn’t know a thing about crypto when a headhunter called me. I said, ‘Give me three weeks. I’ll know everything.’ And I did.”

 

Bridget Jennings Dumont didn’t plan to enter the world of crypto. Her background was in luxury, writing for some of France’s most iconic brands, where words were about elegance and heritage.

But Ledger felt different.

 

“It wasn’t just the mission. It was the people. I saw leadership that genuinely listened, that created space for questions and new ideas. That kind of culture is rare, and it made me want to help shape it."

 

She joined Ledger to connect international teams with marketing and communications. 

Today, she leads global copy, bringing clarity, consistency, and a human voice to everything the brand communicates across regions and products.

 

“I spend a lot of time thinking about the space between the words. The rhythm, the punctuation, the tone. We are no longer a startup. The way we speak needs to reflect who we have become.”

 

For her People of Ledger shoot, Bridget led a rooftop yoga session, with the sun overhead and the Paris skyline behind her.

 

“Yoga is not about the pose. It is about listening, especially to yourself. And I think that is true at work too. We are constantly collaborating, evolving, and choosing the right words. Sometimes, the pause matters more than the sentence.”

 

Ledger, she says, has changed how she thinks about ownership, not just of crypto, but of her future.

 

“Finance used to feel out of reach. Now I understand the risks. I know how to protect myself. And like in yoga, once you understand how it works, you stop panicking. You float.”