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Netflix’s Chief Product Officer and Chief Talent Officer Said To Leave The Company Soon

by Dipti Gore
April 10, 2017
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Netflix’s Chief Product Officer and Chief Talent Officer Said To Leave The Company Soon

In this March 20, 2012, photo, Netflix Chief Product Officer Neil Hunt points out popular movies on Netflix at a theater inside Netflix headquarters in Los Gatos, Calif. A big part of Netflix’s future rides on how much their engineers can improve the software that draws up lists of TV shows and movies that might appeal to each of the video-subscription service’s 26 million customers. Netflix has spent 13 years learning viewers’ disparate tastes so it can point out movies they might enjoy. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)

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“I’m delighted to be leaving the Netflix product organization in such great shape and in such good hands,” said Hunt in a statement. “Neil has been an amazing leader who uniquely brings together analytical rigor, deep engineering chops, human warmth and a wry sense of humor,” said Peters. “I’ve been lucky to have him as my mentor.”

Speaking on the developments, Netflix’s CEO, Reed Hastings said, “Greg and Neil have collaborated through the years to make the Netflix experience all over the world absolutely incredible. I look forward to having Greg take on this role and to celebrate with Neil our 100 millionth member.”

The company right now has over 93 million members across 190+ countries enjoying more than 125 million hours of movies and TV shows per day, including original films, series and documentaries.

Separately, Netflix also announced that Chief Talent Officer Tawni Cranz, who joined the company in 2007, would leave the company and pursue other interests. “Over the last decade, Tawni has played a formative role in developing our business culture as well as developing an amazing talent team,” said Hastings. “We deeply appreciate her contributions.”

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