Kimberly RosalesSpeaker · Founder and CEO, ChainMyne
Complex change, made clear enough to act on.
More than two decades across banking, payments, entrepreneurship and digital assets.
Recent record
Recent stages, with sources.
Roles are stated as the organizer listed them. Each record links to the organizer’s programme or independent reporting.
- Keynote speakerWomen of Web3 — Science Summit during UNGA81
- Conversation leaderTokenize North — Conversation Station
- PanelistBoston Blockchain Week 2026
- PresenterBlockchain Jungle 2025
At a glance for organizers
- Who
- Kimberly Rosales, Founder & CEO of ChainMyne, a Canadian fintech business focused on cross-border payment and digital-asset settlement infrastructure. Her career began in traditional banking.
- Speaks on
- fintech, stablecoins, cross-border payments, digital assets, financial infrastructure, blockchain, institutional settlement, financial inclusion and women in fintech and Web3 — across North America and Latin America.
- Suited to
- Banks, credit unions and other financial institutions; fintech, payments and digital-asset conferences; corporate leadership, finance and treasury teams; industry and trade associations; cross-border and Latin American business audiences; women in fintech, Web3 and founder programmes; universities and executive education.
- Formats
- Keynote, fireside chat or executive interview, panel, moderation or hosting, workshop or executive roundtable, custom corporate or institutional session. In person or virtual.
- Languages
- English, French and Spanish
- Based
- Montréal and Laval region, Québec, Canada
- Verify
- Speaking record, with organizer and publisher sources · Publications and media
- Engagements
- Kimberly prioritizes compensated speaking engagements and selectively considers strategic editorial, institutional and mission-aligned opportunities.
For event organizers
She speaks from the work.
An operator, not a commentator
As Founder and CEO of ChainMyne, Kimberly works on cross-border payment and settlement infrastructure. She speaks from the work.
Range across finance
More than two decades across banking, payments, entrepreneurship and digital assets, beginning in traditional banking at 19.
Three working languages
Sessions in English, French or Spanish, for Canadian, U.S., Latin American and international audiences.
Proposed topics
Five subjects, tailored to your audience.
These are bookable subjects, not a list of past talks. Where a topic builds on a session Kimberly has delivered, the record is linked.
Stablecoins Beyond Speculation: The Infrastructure of Cross-Border Commerce
What it takes for stablecoins to work as settlement rails for real businesses: liquidity, onboarding, payment purpose, compliance and reconciliation — and what leaders should evaluate before they adopt them.
Suited to payments and fintech conferences, corporate finance and treasury teams, trade associations.
Builds on: Conversation leader, Tokenize North ()
Trust Is the True Currency: Building Financial Infrastructure That Works
Why trust in financial innovation is earned operationally — through controls, accountable execution and institutions that understand the transaction — rather than claimed in marketing.
Suited to financial institutions, boards, industry associations, risk and compliance audiences.
Builds on: Presenter, Blockchain Jungle 2025 ()
From Traditional Banking to Digital Assets: An Operator’s Perspective
What carries over from traditional banking into digital-asset operations, what does not, and how the two systems are learning to work together.
Suited to banking and credit-union audiences, executive programmes, fintech events.
Financial Inclusion in Latin America: Access Requires Infrastructure
Why access to financial services depends on the rails underneath them, and what cross-border and digital-asset infrastructure can and cannot change for businesses and families in the region.
Suited to development and inclusion forums, latin american and diaspora business audiences.
Women Building the Systems Behind the Future of Finance
On women building and leading financial infrastructure, not only using it — and what founders, institutions and investors can do to widen participation.
Suited to leadership programmes, women-in-finance and founder events, corporate conferences.
Sessions are educational. They do not include investment recommendations, price predictions or financial, legal or regulatory advice.
Formats
Bookable in person or virtually.
Kimberly prioritizes compensated speaking engagements and selectively considers strategic editorial, institutional and mission-aligned opportunities. Fees are quoted in a written proposal. They reflect the format, preparation and customization, the audience and type of event, and the rights requested — not only time on stage.
- KeynoteA prepared talk for a main stage, tailored to the audience and the event’s theme.
- Fireside chat or executive interviewA guided conversation with a host, executive or journalist.
- PanelKimberly as a panelist, bringing an operator’s view of payments and settlement to the discussion.
- Moderation or hostingKimberly moderates a panel or hosts a programme segment, with structure and a clear line of questioning.
- Workshop or executive roundtableA closed-door working session for a leadership team, board or member group, where the scope is appropriate.
- Custom corporate or institutional sessionA session built around an organization’s own strategy, market or team, prepared with the client in advance.
Travel and accommodation requirements are quoted separately where applicable.
Standard event photography and organic event promotion can be discussed as part of the engagement. Commercial reuse, paid advertising, full-session licensing and training-library distribution are agreed separately.
How booking works
From inquiry to event, in writing.
Availability is confirmed only in a signed agreement. Recording, reuse and promotional rights are set out in the proposal — nothing is granted by submitting an inquiry.
Inquiry
Share the event, audience, format and budget through the form below.
Fit and scope
A short conversation to confirm the brief, the audience and what success looks like.
Written proposal and fee
A proposal covering format, preparation, deliverables, usage rights and fee.
Agreement and deposit
A signed agreement and a deposit invoice confirm the date.
Preparation
Briefing, tailoring and any pre-event calls agreed in the proposal.
Event
Kimberly delivers the session, in person or virtually.
Balance invoice
The balance is invoiced after the event, as set out in the agreement.
Booking inquiry
About eight minutes. You’ll receive a reply by email, and a written proposal and fee where there is a fit.
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Tell us about your event, your audience and the session you have in mind.
Speaker materials
Kimberly Rosales is the Founder and CEO of ChainMyne, a Canadian fintech business focused on cross-border payment and digital-asset settlement infrastructure. With a background in banking and entrepreneurship, she works at the intersection of financial operations, technology and trust. Her published work includes a CoinDesk contribution on digital-asset infrastructure in Latin America, and her speaking record includes Boston Blockchain Week, Tokenize North and the Women of Web3 Science Summit during UNGA81.
A speaker one-sheet and high-resolution headshot are provided to confirmed organizers.
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