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

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Socure, a digital identity verification and fraud solutions provider, has named Matt Thompson as the company’s General Manager of Public Sector Solutions.

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Socure Appoints a New GM To Lead Its Charge Into the Public Sector

Reddit has announced the addition of Pali Bhat to the company’s executive as the internet company’s first Chief Product Officer.

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Reddit Hires Its First-Ever Product Chief From Google

Convenience store delivery app Gopuff has revealed that operations and supply chain veteran Sanjay Shah has joined the Philadelphia-based startup as its SVP of North America Fulfillment.

Sanjay Shah. Images courtesy of Beyond Meat and Gopuff

Sanjay Shah

Gopuff Recruits Ex-Amazon Execs to Lead Fulfillment

IBM appointed Arvind Krishna as Chief Executive Officer in April last year, a company veteran who has served at the multibillion-dollar computer hardware corporation since 1990. The Org has taken a dive into the org chart of IBM’s leadership team, which has been with Krishna every step of the way. Together, Krishna and the team are responsible for ensuring that the multibillion-dollar company stays profitable going into this new future of work.

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The Executives Leading Multinational Technology Corporation IBM

Qualcomm announced that Ann Chaplin has been appointed to replace General Counsel & Corporate Secretary Don Rosenberg, who will retire after 14 years in the role. 

Ann Chaplin. Image courtesy of General Motors

Ann Chaplin

Qualcomm Selects a New General Counsel After 14 Years

Less than a year and a half after its launch, Pacaso — a real estate platform that simplifies second home ownership — reached ‘unicorn’ status. The Org speaks with co-founder and CEO Austin Allison, to learn the secret behind his startup's success. 

Austin Allison, co-founder and CEO of Pacaso. Image courtesy of Pacaso.

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Building Real Estate Unicorn Pacaso With Austin Allison

The Org speaks with Martin Schrimpff, co-founder of Kocomo, a company that is making owning a vacation home a more pleasant experience. 

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Colombian Entrepreneur Martin Schrimpff Is Making The Dream of Vacation Home Ownership a Reality Via Kocomo

Facebook is one of the most scrutinized companies in the tech sector, and new congressional hearings and internal documents have revealed it's also battling internal turmoil. It appears many top executives have already left the company this year as well. The Org has been keeping track of who has left in the past six months and compiled them in a timeline here. 

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All of the Execs Who Left Facebook This Year

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

Hulu President Kelly Campbell has left Hulu effective immediately and is in talks with NBCUniversal to take up a senior role on the broadcast media giant’s leadership team.

Kelly Campbell. Images courtesy of Kelly Campbell via LinkedIn and NBCUniversal

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Hulu's President Departs For Senior NBCUniversal Post

Seth Dallaire, Instacart’s Chief Revenue Officer, has left the grocery delivery startup to take on the CRO role at Walmart.

Reception at Instacart's office in San Francisco. Courtesy of Instacart. 

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Instacart’s Revenue Chief Leaves To Build Walmart's Ad Business

Rocket.Chat is a communication platform used by the likes of Deutsche Bank, The U.S. Navy and Credit Suisse. Although it may seem simply an open-source version of Slack, Gabriel Engel has a much greater vision in mind for his company. The Org speaks with Rocket.Chat founder Gabriel Engel about how he built his startup from the ground up. 

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Building the Team at Rocket.Chat with Gabriel Engel 

Looking at its historic incumbents, insurance might not appear the most exciting industry to launch a new business in. But that didn't scare Luko co-founders Raphaël Vullierme and Benoît Bourdel, quite the contrary. Exhilarated by the opportunity to redefine the insurance landscape, starting with home insurance, the two entrepreneurs have a bold vision when it comes to their startup journey: to make people's homes safer and greener. 


 Luko co-founders Raphaël Vullierme and Benoît Bourdel. Image courtesy of Luko.


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How Two French Entrepreneurs Brought Home Insurance Into the 21st Century

On Monday, HubSpot officially welcomed Stephanie Cuthbertson onboard as the company’s new Chief Product Officer.

Stephanie Cuthbertson. Image courtesy of HubSpot

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HubSpot Adds Google Exec as Next Product Chief

Starting October 18, Adobe will have a new Chief Financial Officer, Dan Durn. He will take over the role from John Murphy, who announced his retirement earlier this year.

Dan Durn. Image courtesy of Applied Materials

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Adobe Appoints a New CFO

Chewy, the pet-focused e-commerce retailer, has announced the addition of Amazon veteran Mark Eamer as its new Chief Marketing Officer.

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Chewy Picks Up a New Marketing Chief From Amazon

As the figurehead of two billion-dollar public companies, Jack Dorsey is extremely well-known throughout the tech and entrepreneurial world. Take a peek at the top of the org chart for Square, the American fintech that owns CashApp and Jay-Z's streaming service, Tidal. 

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Jack Dorsey's Inner Circle at Square

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Deep Nishar, SoftBank’s Senior Managing Partner for the America’s and the sole Senior Managing Partner for the company’s Vision Fund, has announced he will depart at the end of the year. 

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SoftBank Vision Fund Leader To Exit In Late 2021

Veteran human resources leader Aparna Chitale will join Richard Branson's space-tourism company on September 30. 

Virgin Spaceship Unity (VSS Unity) touches down after flying freely for the first time after being released from Virgin Mothership Eve (VMS Eve) on 3rd, December 2016 in the Mojave Desert. Image credit: Virgin Galactic. 

Meet The Team

Socure Appoints a New GM To Lead Its Charge Into the Public Sector

Reddit Hires Its First-Ever Product Chief From Google

Gopuff Recruits Ex-Amazon Execs to Lead Fulfillment

The Executives Leading Multinational Technology Corporation IBM

Qualcomm Selects a New General Counsel After 14 Years

Building Real Estate Unicorn Pacaso With Austin Allison

Colombian Entrepreneur Martin Schrimpff Is Making The Dream of Vacation Home Ownership a Reality Via Kocomo

All of the Execs Who Left Facebook This Year

The Biggest Moves in Tech This Week

Hulu's President Departs For Senior NBCUniversal Post

Instacart’s Revenue Chief Leaves To Build Walmart's Ad Business

Building the Team at Rocket.Chat with Gabriel Engel

How Two French Entrepreneurs Brought Home Insurance Into the 21st Century

HubSpot Adds Google Exec as Next Product Chief

Adobe Appoints a New CFO

Chewy Picks Up a New Marketing Chief From Amazon

Jack Dorsey's Inner Circle at Square

The Biggest Moves in Tech This Week

SoftBank Vision Fund Leader To Exit In Late 2021

Virgin Galactic Hires Former Disney HR Exec as Chief People Officer