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The vice president of Facebook Messenger will leave the company By Benzinga Spain

The vice president of Facebook Messenger will leave the company

The Vice President of Messenger for Facebook Inc (NASDAQ 🙂 Stan Chudnovsky has stated that he will leave the company in the second quarter of 2022.

What Happened Chudnovsky made the announcement in a Facebook post on Tuesday. The executive described his 7 1/2 year stint on Facebook, which is now called Meta, as “amazing”.

Facebook’s VP of Product Design Loredana Crisan will replace Chudnovsky, according to her post. He will also run Instagram Messaging and Messenger Kids.

Maher Saba, vice president of remote presence, will assume responsibility for leading Meta’s engineering, Chudnovsky announced.

Chudnovsky thanked Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, noting that he was a “very good person.”

The outgoing Messenger director has no plans to retire, but is “looking forward to taking a good break for many months.”

Why It Matters In late November, David Marcus, co-founder of Facebook’s Diem cryptocurrency and head of its Novi cryptocurrency portfolio, announced that he was leaving the social media giant.

Several Facebook executives have left the company in recent months. In September, Deborah Liu, director of Facebook Marketplace, left the company to join as CEO of Ancestory.com.

In early summer, Facebook’s global head Carolyn Everson left the company after more than a decade at the social media giant. Everson was a prominent spokesperson for the company.

Fidji Simo, director of the Facebook application, left the company to become CEO of Instacart Inc in July of this year.

The price movement On Tuesday, Facebook shares closed the regular trading session 1.55% higher at $ 322.81. Shares were up 0.35% in aftermarket trading.

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