Scale AI
Scale AI is entering a new era as Chief Strategy Officer Jason Droege steps up as CEO, while founder Alexandr Wang departs for Meta in a headline-making $14 billion deal. Meta now holds a 49% stake in the company, boosting Scale AI’s valuation to a staggering $29 billion. Wang—the 28-year-old MIT dropout and world’s youngest self-made billionaire—will lead Meta’s new “superintelligence” lab, helping the tech giant push the boundaries of AI innovation. Read More
Peloton
Peloton has tapped Megan Imbres as its new Chief Marketing Officer, effective July 7. With past roles at Apple, Amazon, and Netflix, Imbres will lead global brand and product marketing as the company works to redefine its image. As Peloton pivots away from hardware-heavy offerings and expands its reach to a broader subscriber base, all eyes are on Imbres to help the brand find its balance. Read More
Teradata
Scot Rogers has been appointed Chief Administrative Officer, taking the lead on legal and HR operations at Teradata. Formerly with F5, he steps in as a key advisor as the company aligns its internal infrastructure with its expanding AI and cloud platform strategy. Read More
Roblox
Naveen Chopra, previously of Paramount Global and Pandora, is trading in the entertainment world for the gaming universe, taking on the role of CFO at Roblox. This move comes with a hefty $6 million bonus package, proving that Roblox is not playing around when it comes to attracting top financial talent. With experience at Amazon and TiVo, Chopra is sure to bring a wealth of knowledge to his new gig. Read More
Vice Media
Looks like Adam Stotsky is taking the reins at Vice Media! The former president of E! Entertainment, Esquire Network, and CMO of NBC Entertainment is ready to lead the company through a period of change. Since filing for bankruptcy in 2023 and being acquired by Fortress Investment Group, Vice has been streamlining its business by cutting staff and divesting assets—moves Stotsky will now help steer as the company looks for stability. Read More
Dave & Buster's
Dave & Buster's is shaking things up! Les Lehner, formerly the Chief Procurement Officer and Head of Main Event Development, is stepping up to the plate as the new Chief Development Officer. John Mulleady, the current Chief Development Officer, is retiring, but he'll be around to lend a hand in an advisory role until January 31, 2026. Read More
Statsig
Statsig recently reached unicorn status with a $100 million funding round and a $1.1 billion valuation. The company has named Tyler Konrath—formerly of Seattle startups Amperity and Convoy—as its new Head of Finance. He’ll bring strategic leadership as Statsig continues to scale. Read More
The Washington Post
CNN reports that The Washington Post has a new Opinion editor: Adam O'Neal, who previously worked as The Economist’s Washington correspondent. Bezos, the owner of The Washington Post, mentioned free markets and personal liberties as part of the section's new mandate. This move comes four months after a "significant shift" to the Opinion page. Read More
Rover
Rover, the pet care empire, is undergoing a CEO transition! Aaron Easterly is stepping down after 14 years and passing the torch to Brent Turner, a veteran with experience at Microsoft and Razorfish. The Seattle-based company has the world's largest network of pet sitters and dog walkers, is active in 17 countries and nearing 40 million bookings. Read More
Fastly
Fastly, the leading edge cloud platform provider, has appointed Kip Compton, previously the Chief Product Officer, as its new CEO. Compton is stepping into the role, succeeding Todd Nightingale, who is leaving to pursue other opportunities. Nightingale, who previously held the positions of CEO, President, and Director of the Board, will remain with the company as an advisor until June 30, 2025. Read More
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