Nvidia marketing executive Laura Fay, who reported to CEO Jensen Huang, has retired after a decade
Nvidia vice president and longtime marketing executive Laura Fay has retired after a decade with the company. Fay oversaw the significant growth of Nvidia's enterprise marketing team under CEO Jensen Huang.
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Marks a leadership transition in marketing at one of the world's most prominent AI and hardware giants.
Nvidia. JOSH EDELSON / AFP via Getty Images Nvidia vice president Laura Fay has retired after a decade at the company. Fay grew Nvidia's enterprise marketing team from roughly 60 to 600 employees. Nvidia brought in Google Cloud's Alison Wagonfeld as its first chief marketing officer this year. Laura Fay, a longtime Nvidia marketing executive who reported to CEO Jensen Huang, retired in July after roughly a decade at the AI chip giant. Fay formerly served as Nvidia's vice president of global enterprise marketing, overseeing campaigns, events, analyst relations, and partner marketing. She said her team grew from roughly 60 to 600 people by the time she left. Fay was among 36 employees on an internal list obtained by Business Insider last year of company leaders reporting directly to Huang .
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