John Pinette's departure comes as Meta struggles to address several controversies in the wake of the 'Facebook Papers.'
that Chris Norton, vice president of international communications, will assume the role in the meantime. So far, Meta has not commented publicly about why Pinette left, citing the company’s policy of not commenting on personnel matters in a statement to Reuters.
Pinette came to the company in 2019 with more than two decades worth of experience in corporate communications in the tech industry, including previous positions as director of Google’s Asia pan-regional communications and head of communications at Microsoft.
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