Bach Nguyen

Background

About Bach Nguyen

Founding team member at Invity.io—the first startup founded by cryptocurrency pioneer SatoshiLabs—where I've scaled from community management to C-suite leadership over 8+ years. Currently leading business intelligence initiatives after driving 4x revenue growth as Chief Business Officer and 9x trading volume increase as Head of Growth. My journey began as a community manager for Trezor, where I quickly advanced through marketing and business development roles during SatoshiLabs' explosive growth phase. I played an instrumental role in building partnerships and driving new projects that ultimately led to the creation of Invity.io, a dedicated financial services and integrations company. At Invity.io, I've evolved from Head of Growth to Chief Business Officer, and now Head of Business Intelligence, where I focus on transforming data into strategic advantage. In my current role, I architect analytics solutions that drive decision-making across the organization, including the Smart Routing Algorithm for Trezor Suite optimization. My leadership spans cross-functional business teams, developing automated reporting systems and key performance metrics that inform executive strategy. Drawing from my P&L management experience as CBO, I continue to ensure all company initiatives directly align with financial performance and sustainable growth objectives. Throughout my tenure, I've delivered exceptional results: achieving 4x revenue growth year-over-year as CBO, 9x increase in trading volume as Head of Growth, and consistently identifying opportunities through data-driven insights. I combine strategic vision with hands-on analytics expertise, utilizing tools like Snowflake, Keboola, Tableau, and Jupyter to unlock business potential. As a founding team member, I continue collaborating with product development, bringing unique insights from the intersection of business intelligence, market dynamics, partnerships, and user experience optimization. I hold degrees from Colby College (Government and Global Studies, Economics minor) and the College of Europe (European Politics, History and Memory focus), bringing both analytical rigor and global perspective to the rapidly evolving crypto and fintech landscape.