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Sarah Akwisombe
Web3 Crypto Marketing Lead
Sarah Akwisombe is the Marketing Lead at Plexus Resource Solutions, specializing in crypto and Web3 recruitment.25 She recently made the transition into the Web3 space, describing her role as "Crypto recruitment marketing, which I guess is Web 2.5?!"3
As the Marketing Lead at Plexus, Sarah plays a key role in the company's marketing efforts. Plexus is a well-established blockchain and crypto recruitment agency that has been operating since 2017.1 The company specializes in connecting talent with opportunities in the Web3, crypto, and blockchain sectors.
Sarah's responsibilities likely include:
- Developing and executing marketing strategies for Plexus's recruitment services
- Creating content related to crypto and Web3 job market trends
- Managing the company's brand presence in the blockchain and cryptocurrency space
- Analyzing and reporting on industry hiring trends
Her insights can be seen in Plexus's publications, such as the Annual Crypto Hiring Report, where she provides analysis on market trends, candidate preferences, and industry outlook.2
Sarah is based in South Croydon, England, United Kingdom.5 She maintains an active presence on social media platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter, where she shares insights about the crypto and Web3 job market.34
Highlights
If you want to get the alpha on hiring or being hired within Web3 right now this is for you >
I just finished putting together the Plexus Resource Solutions mid-year hiring report. This one is an overview of the salary trends, ecosystem hiring patterns and growth in languages shaping Web3 right now, as observed from the last 6 months of our hiring data.
Link to download is in the comments!
I've been in marketing and brand long enough to know a vanity project when I see one.
Recently I made the decision to spend marketing budget on sponsoring an entry level women's football team. On the surface, it might seem like an odd choice—after all, where’s the immediate ROI from a team with a relatively small audience? I'm always intrigued to hear how other marketers make decisions, so here's my go..
Let's face it, sometimes it's just about creating brand vibes and not just money. This decision was a strategic move, driven by a few key factors that go beyond the traditional ROI metrics we often rely on.
Brand Alignment: This sponsorship places us alongside some of the biggest names in the crypto world—Galaxy, Gemini, and Ledger—all of whom are already supporting Real Bedford FC. The team is owned by Peter McCormack, a major influencer in our space. Aligning Plexus with these brands and individuals is a powerful way to strengthen our presence in the industry.
Supporting Women in Web3: Across all the roles I've ever worked, I try to push equality and champion women doing cool sh*t. Web3 needs more women involved. Investing in this team is about putting our money where our mouth is (we have plenty of other stuff going on in the background too). Plus one of our past female team members is a player on the team, which gives us a really nice personal link to the team's success.
Visibility: While the financial ROI might not be immediate, the brand ROI is significant. Being mentioned on social media channels with large, influential followings puts Plexus in front of key players and audiences within the crypto and Web3 communities.
Content: This is fun content for the future! People don't always wanna hear your brand banging on about the same stuff. Sometimes the adjacent stuff works better. For example, one of our most liked pieces of content was when I got some of the team to recreate the infamous pizza photo on Bitcoin pizza day. Go figure.
Fun: Finally, this decision taps into something the team at Plexus are genuinely (and almost annoyingly) passionate about—football! It’s an opportunity to support a sport we love, meet some work goals and have fun in the process. I have already suggested a vengaboys style partybus to go to games.
This might actually make me like football? Let's see 😉
