Dan Nye of LinkedIn will be leaving his seat as the company’s CEO after being in service for a mere two years. He will be replaced by founder, Reid Hoffman, while reasons for his resignation still remain untold. Reid had been the CEO before Nye was appointed to the position. This resignation follows a couple of new appointments including former Google exec, Deep Nishar as VP of products.
[...] LinkedIn announced that the company’s CEO will be leaving after serving for nearly two years. Filling in his place will be the social network’s founder [...]
[...] or messaging clients has succeeded in getting angel funding. The round was backed by Reid Hoffman (LinkedIn’s new CEO) and Joi Ito and the amount of funding remains undisclosed. The funds will be used to reduce delay [...]
[...] Reid Hoffman its founding CEO. Reid Hoffman ha taken over the CEO position from Dan Nye, who stepped down from the position after holding it for two years. Jeff Weiner was a former Yahoo exec who [...]
Wow! Big news. Dan was brought on to prepare them to go public. I can only conclude that this is not in the plans for them for a while. The markets are certainly not very open for IPOs these days
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