Randi Zuckerberg Resigns as Facebook’s Marketing Director, Starts Own Site
August 4, 2011 by admin
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Facebook
CEO Mark Zuckerberg may have ongoing
issues with the Winklevoss twins, but his sister isn’t leaving the
social networking company because of any conflicts with her little brother –
she just wants to start her own endeavor.
Randi Zuckerberg, Mark’s older sister, has been Facebook’s director of
marketing for six years. She helped bring traditional media to the social
networking realm and worked on many projects and partnerships with media
companies. In addition, she helped Facebook launch Facebook Live, which is a
live video streaming channel.
“I have spent my years at Facebook pouring my heart and soul into
innovating and pushing the media industry forward by introducing new concepts
around live, social, participatory viewing that the media industry has since
adopted,” said Zuckerberg.
Now, she is moving on and
plans to start a social media firm that will develop social strategies through
working with media companies. While she will no longer be working for Facebook,
she plans to keep the social beast as
a “central element” in all of her projects.
“My goal is to launch my own innovative programming and work with media
companies to develop their programming in new, and more social ways,” said
Zuckerberg. “I plan to demonstrate that ANYONE can do groundbreaking media
work in the platform.”
