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Alesia Haas

Alesia Haas is Coinbase's CFO with experience in finance, banking, strategy and asset management.

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New York, United States

About

Alesia Haas is an investment executive and serves as Chief Financial Officer of Coinbase Global, Inc., a role she has held since April 2018. Her professional experience includes corporate finance, investment strategies, banks, and institutional asset management. Before joining Coinbase Global, Ms. Haas was CFO of Sculptor Capital Management and held various leadership roles at OneWest Bank. Earlier in her career, she worked in finance, investment, and strategy roles at Merrill Lynch, General Electric, and Infinity Point. Haas also serves as a director of Angi Inc. and holds a B.S. in Business Administration from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. Quick Facts about Alesia Haas: Field Details Full Name Alesia J. Haas Current Position Chief Financial Officer Current Company Coinbase Global, Inc. Current Focus Coinbase finance leadership Current Board Role Director, Angi Inc. Previous CFO Roles Sculptor Capital Management, OneWest Bank Previous Leadership OneWest Bank Head of Strategy Previous Companies Merrill Lynch, General Electric, Infinity Point Education B.S. in Business Administration University California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Career Overview of Alesia Haas: Haas developed her career across traditional financial services before moving into digital assets. At OneWest Bank, she progressed from Head of Strategy to Interim CFO and then CFO. She later became CFO of Sculptor Capital Management in December 2016. In April 2018, she joined Coinbase as CFO. Her board experience has extended across Sears Holdings, Angi, and Vimeo, giving her additional experience with public-company governance and financial oversight. Career Timeline: Year Career Development Earlier career Held senior finance, investment, and strategy roles at Merrill Lynch, General Electric, and Infinity Point. 2009 Joined OneWest Bank as Head of Strategy. 2012 Became Interim Chief Financial Officer of OneWest Bank while continuing her strategy leadership. 2013 Became Chief Financial Officer of OneWest Bank. 2015 Concluded her OneWest Bank CFO tenure following the bank's acquisition by CIT Group. 2016 Served on the Sears Holdings board from February to December. Later joined Sculptor Capital Management as CFO in December. 2017 Joined the Angi board in September. 2018 Joined Coinbase as Chief Financial Officer in April. 2021 Joined Vimeo's board in May. 2025 Concluded her Vimeo board service in June. 2026 Continues as Coinbase CFO and Angi director. SEC filings during 2026 identify her as Coinbase's CFO and Principal Financial Officer.

Experience

  • Other

    Vimeo

    May 2021 to Apr 2025

    Board Member

  • Chief Financial Officer

    Coinbase

    Jan 2018 to Present

    Chief Financial Officer

  • Other

    ANGI Homeservices

    Sept 2017 to Present

    Board Member

  • Chief Financial Officer

    Sculptor Capital Management

    Dec 2016 to May 2018

    Served as Chief Financial Officer at Sculptor Capital Management.

  • Chief Financial Officer

    OneWest Bank (now CIT Bank)

    Sept 2012 to Aug 2015

    Chief Financial Officer

  • Other

    OneWest Bank (now CIT Bank)

    Mar 2009 to Aug 2015

    Head of Strategy

  • Director

    Merrill Lynch Global Private Equity

    Jan 2007 to Jan 2009

    Director

  • Vice President

    GE Healthcare Financial Services

    Jan 2003 to Jan 2005

    Vice President

  • Other

    Merrill Lynch Global Private Equity

    Jan 1999 to Jan 2002

    Associate

Awards

  • The New Era of Leadership Awards, 2025 WinnerRecognized as a winner of The New Era of Leadership Awards in 2025 for leadership and professional achievements.

FAQs

  • Alesia Haas is the Chief Financial Officer of Coinbase Global, Inc. She joined Coinbase in April 2018 after serving as CFO of Sculptor Capital Management and holding senior finance and strategy roles at OneWest Bank, Merrill Lynch, General Electric, and Infinity Point.