Meta’s chief business officer, Marne Levine, is stepping down from the role on Feb. 21.
According to the company’s press lease announcing the departure, Levine will remain an employee at Meta until she leaves the company in the summer. Levine has been at Meta for 13 years and has held various positions at the company.
- Levine was appointed Meta’s chief business officer in 2021, months after the company changed its name from Facebook to Meta to indicate its focus on the metaverse.
- Prior to joining Meta, Levine served as chief of staff of the National Economic Council in the Obama administration.
- Nicola Mendelsohn and Justin Osofsky will take on expanded roles as senior sales and partnership leaders.
- They will report to Meta’s COO, Javier Olivan.
