A16z, Paradigm, and Seven Seven Six-backed Syky all added executive talent to their ranks this week.
After Coinbase’s former head of product departed at the beginning of February, Surojit Chatterjee revealed he was joining A16z this past week.Seven Seven Six-backed Syky hired former Meta and Snap product lead David Kang.Layoffs have been in the headlines since last June, yet some firms have continued to add talent where needed. Here are some of the latest hires across the industry:
The former VP of product at Google joined Coinbase in 2020. He had been working in an advisory role since October before departing the firm on Feb. 3. The product team was split into four divisions, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, after his departure.executive talent — Charlie Noyes and Dan Robinson were promoted to general partners. The firm, which listed the changes on its website, had not previously featured the title.
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