Spotify CFO to Step Down Amid Company Restructuring
Paul Vogel's departure follows the company's third round of layoffs for 2023, with about 1,500 employees set to lose their jobs.
- Spotify's CFO, Paul Vogel, will step down next year, following the company's third round of layoffs for 2023.
- CEO Daniel Ek stated that Spotify is entering a new phase and needs a CFO with a different mix of experiences.
- Spotify announced this week that it would be cutting 17% of its global workforce, approximately 1,500 people, in an effort to reduce costs and become profitable.
- Following the announcement of the layoffs, Spotify's stock jumped about 8% and Vogel sold more than $9.3 million worth of shares.
- Two other senior executives also cashed in over $1.6 million in shares.