(Reuters) – Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, announced on Friday evening the departure of its chief communications officer, John Pinette, who will be replaced on an interim basis by Chris Norton, the group’s vice president in charge of international communications. .
“John Pinette has left Meta. We are grateful for his positive contributions during an intense and meaningful time in the company’s history, and we wish him good luck for the future,” writes the social network in a communic.
Asked, a spokesperson for Meta refused to specify the reasons for the departure of John Pinette, who had been appointed vice president of global communications in April 2019, according to the group’s website.
(Report Jahnavi Nidumoulu Bangalore; French version Claude Chendjou)