The latest from the frontlines of the world’s fastest growing companies and the teams doing the work. 

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Hubspot has selected Rob Giglio to lead its revenue operations, sales, marketing, and services teams, otherwise known as its flywheel organization.

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HubSpot Recruits a New Customer Chief

Strava has tapped veteran fast food marketing mind Zipporah “Zip” Allen as its new Chief Marketing Officer.

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Strava Poaches Taco Bell’s Digital Chief to Lead Marketing

Scott Dresser has officially taken over as Ericsson’s new SVP, Chief Legal Officer and Head of Group Function Legal Affairs and Compliance.

The Ericsson headquarters in Stockholm's suburb of Kista. (Photo credit: JONATHAN NACKSTRAND/AFP via Getty Images)

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Ericsson Selects a New Legal Chief

Rinki Sethi has accepted the top cybersecurity role at Bill.com, just months after being ousted from her position as Twitter’s Chief Information Security Officer.

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Twitter’s Ex-CISO Takes on Bill.com’s Top Security Role

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Introducing Iterate

Drew Sterrett and Jesse Daugherty are deconstructing the narratives that have kept so many investors out of the real estate market.  

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Founders File: LEX Is Reinventing Investing in Real Estate 

A conversation about mental health and career paths with Ryan Shute.

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DraftKings’ Sales Director Gamifies Workflow as a Form of Stress Management

Microsoft is one of the world's most influential tech companies. We took a look at how much it pays its employees.

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How Much Does Microsoft Pay?

In order to stay relevant in a fierce job market, here's how different teams at tech startups are prioritizing remote work.

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How Startups Are Leaning Into Remote Work

The Org has identified 100 companies that are founded or led by people of color in the U.S. and the U.K. and the estimated amount of funding each of the companies have received. 

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100 Companies Founded and Led by People of Color

These are the most notable hires, promotions, and departures within the US tech community in the last week. For executive news updated daily, check out The Org's News tab.

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The Biggest Moves in Tech This Week

Gopuff is doubling down on Gopuff Kitchen, its private label line of freshly prepared food, by bringing on former Pizza Hut and YUM! Brands executive Amelia Riba to lead the effort.

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Gopuff Recruits Pizza Hut Exec to Lead Fresh Food Operations

Learn more about Julia Koch and the companies Koch Industries owns.

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What Companies Does Julia Koch Own? 

Find out more about which companies Tesla owns.

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How Many Companies Does Tesla Own?

Just weeks after welcoming a new CEO and letting go of 2,800 employees, Peloton has announced the addition of two new C-suite executives: Andrew Rendich and Shari Eaton.

Andrew Rendich (L) and Shari Eaton (R). Images courtesy of Peloton.

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Peloton Names New Supply Chain and People Chiefs to Rebound in 2022

Cryptocurrency platform Crypto.com has unveiled six new hires to strengthen its presence in the U.K. with a regional hub.

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Crypto.com Names Leaders For UK Hub

Rivian has picked Frank Klein as its next COO after a three-month search to fill the shoes of Rod Copes, who retired from the position at the end of 2021.

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Rivian Recruits a New COO to Scale Output

Find out which companies Amazon owns and how they fit into its ecosystem of brands and products.

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What Companies Does Amazon Own?

The Org spoke to the founders of two insurtech startups — Lami Technologies, which helps Africans access insurance through existing platforms such as banks and telecommunications companies, and Pineapple Insurance,  which uses a digital-first, design-led approach to provide insurance products for younger consumers in South Africa. 

Jihan Abass, Founder and CEO of Lami Technologies. Image courtesy of Lami Technologies.

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In Conversation with Two Startup Founders Closing the Massive Insurance Gap in Africa 

Meta (née Facebook)’s VP in charge of developing its youth-oriented products, Pavni Diwanji, has “decided to move on” from the company, according to an internal memo seen by The New York Times.

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