OpenSea CMO Adam Hollander steps down after 18 months

Adam Hollander has announced that he has stepped down as OpenSea’s chief marketing officer after serving in the role for roughly a year and a half, saying the decision was driven by personal priorities rather than the company’s business outlook. Summary OpenSea CMO Adam Hollander has announced his departure after serving in the role for about 18 months. Hollander said the decision was personal, not career related, and that he plans to focus on his health, family and personal life. He expressed confidence in OpenSea’s leadership, products and future roadmap while saying he is not taking another job. In a post published on X, Hollander said this week would be his last at OpenSea after discussing the decision with co-founder and CEO Devin Finzer. He said he would not be moving to another company and instead plans to spend time focusing on his health, family and personal interests while remaining involved with the platform as a user and informal adviser. “The last year and a half running marketing for OpenSea has been a wonderful adventure,” Hollander wrote, adding that the role had “taken everything I have to give.” He said the choice to leave was “far more of a personal decision… tha...