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Robinhood VP Of Product Steps Down After Less Than 2 Years
Summary: Josh Elman, VP of Product at Robinhood has stepped down at the stock-trading startup after less then two years at the position, according to Business Insider. Elman felt that after 20 years of building and working with startups he was due for a break. Elman stated in an email, "As Robinhood has just launched Cash ...
Josh Elman, VP of Product at Robinhood has stepped down at the stock-trading startup after less then two years at the position, according to Business Insider.
Elman felt that after 20 years of building and working with startups he was due for a break. Elman stated in an email, "As Robinhood has just launched Cash Management and is well set up to build into 2020 and beyond, now is a perfect time to start that break."
During Elman’s time with the Robinhood, the company has experienced some of its most publicized mistakes, including its failed announcement of a checking and savings product and a glitch that gave users access to infinite leverage. Though a source familiar to the matter claims those miss-steps had nothing to do with Elman’s departure.
The announcement was made internally via an email Monday. Currently Elman’s replacement has yet to be named.
By Ramsey Baker
Tags: Josh Elman,Robinhood,stocks-trading
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