Cyber Startup Transmit Security CEO Miki Boadi Steps Down
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Miki Boadi has stepped down as CEO of the cyber startup Transmit Security, and will be replaced by American Matt Thompson. Boadi will now serve only as Chairman of the board. He also co-founded the Israeli-American venture capital fund Pitcher, where he was a partner.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Miki Boadi has resigned as CEO of cyber startup Transmit Security.
- Matt Thompson, an American, will replace Miki Boadi as CEO.
- Boadi will continue with the company as Chairman of the board.
- Boadi also co-founded the Israeli-American venture capital fund Pitcher.
Miki Boadi, CEO of the cyber startup Transmit Security, is stepping down from his role. The company announced on Monday that Boadi will be replaced by American national Matt Thompson. According to his LinkedIn profile, Boadi will now serve solely as the Chairman of the company's board of directors. In addition to his CEO position, Boadi also served as a partner at the Israeli-American venture capital fund Pitcher, which he co-founded.