OpenSea CMO Adam Hollander to Leave This Week After 18 Months

OpenSea CMO Adam Hollander to Leave This Week After 18 Months

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2026-07-30 00:59:10
OpenSea Chief Marketing Officer Adam Hollander said on X that he will leave the company this week after a year and a half in the role. He described the move as driven more by personal reasons than professional ones, and said it was not tied to another job opportunity. Hollander added that he remains confident in OpenSea’s direction, product, and team. He said his next focus will be on his health, family, and personal life. OpenSea co-founder and CEO Devin Finzer replied that he was glad to have worked alongside Hollander and said the team would keep communicating with the community in an open manner. Hollander joined OpenSea in early 2025.
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According to ChainCatcher, OpenSea Chief Marketing Officer Adam Hollander said in a post on X that he will leave the company this week after a year and a half in the role.

Hollander wrote that the decision was driven “more by personal reasons than professional ones.” He also said he remains confident in OpenSea’s direction, product, and team, adding that he is not leaving because he accepted another job. His next priority, he said, will be his health, family, and personal life.

OpenSea co-founder and CEO Devin Finzer replied, saying he was glad to have worked alongside Hollander, and added that the team would continue to communicate with the community in an open manner.

Hollander joined OpenSea in early 2025.

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