Chief Growth Officer Of Binance Quits The Company After Almost 5 Years

The chief growth officer of Binance quits the company after almost 5 years

Ted Lin, Binance’s chief growth officer, has left the company after working there almost from the beginning.

It was a difficult choice to go, but Lin said it was necessary so that he could spend more time with his young family and be more flexible with his schedule when he announced the news on his Twitter and LinkedIn on Saturday.

Lin joined Binance as its head of foreign markets in September 2017, two months after the exchange was established, according to his LinkedIn page. Before being promoted as chief growth officer (CGO) in September 2018, Lin served in that capacity for a year. According to his profile, Lin oversaw Binance’s development, business, and educational activities with the goal of expanding the Binance ecosystem.

“The past 5 years have been the busiest yet most intellectually rewarding years of my career,” said Lin. “The experience has been eye-opening and humbling. Having bootstrapped multiple teams and initiatives on the rocket ship taught me many valuable lessons in business and in life.”

In the near future, Lin will act as a mentor and angel investor in the cryptocurrency industry.

“I will spend a lot more time with my family and continue to help advance the ecosystem through angel investing and mentorship,” he said. “I will continue to stay immersed in crypto and Web 3, 4, 5 and share my cumulative learnings with new builders and operators in the space.”

One month after losing two key executives, Lin left Binance Labs, the venture capital and incubator division of Binance. The executive director of the company, Nicole Zhang, and the head of Binance Labs, Bill Qian, both suddenly quit the company.

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Chief Growth Officer Of Binance Quits The Company After Almost 5 Years

The chief growth officer of Binance quits the company after almost 5 years

Ted Lin, Binance’s chief growth officer, has left the company after working there almost from the beginning.

It was a difficult choice to go, but Lin said it was necessary so that he could spend more time with his young family and be more flexible with his schedule when he announced the news on his Twitter and LinkedIn on Saturday.

Lin joined Binance as its head of foreign markets in September 2017, two months after the exchange was established, according to his LinkedIn page. Before being promoted as chief growth officer (CGO) in September 2018, Lin served in that capacity for a year. According to his profile, Lin oversaw Binance’s development, business, and educational activities with the goal of expanding the Binance ecosystem.

“The past 5 years have been the busiest yet most intellectually rewarding years of my career,” said Lin. “The experience has been eye-opening and humbling. Having bootstrapped multiple teams and initiatives on the rocket ship taught me many valuable lessons in business and in life.”

In the near future, Lin will act as a mentor and angel investor in the cryptocurrency industry.

“I will spend a lot more time with my family and continue to help advance the ecosystem through angel investing and mentorship,” he said. “I will continue to stay immersed in crypto and Web 3, 4, 5 and share my cumulative learnings with new builders and operators in the space.”

One month after losing two key executives, Lin left Binance Labs, the venture capital and incubator division of Binance. The executive director of the company, Nicole Zhang, and the head of Binance Labs, Bill Qian, both suddenly quit the company.

DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.

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