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Astronomer's Interim CEO Addresses Viral Coldplay Kiss Cam Scandal

Summary

  • Pete DeJoy steps in as Astronomer's interim CEO
  • Former CEO Andy Byron resigns after Coldplay kiss cam incident
  • DeJoy commits to supporting Astronomer's team and customers
Astronomer's Interim CEO Addresses Viral Coldplay Kiss Cam Scandal

Last week, Pete DeJoy stepped into the role of Interim CEO at Astronomer, a company he has helped build over the past decade. DeJoy's statement comes in the wake of a viral Coldplay kiss cam incident involving former CEO Andy Byron.

According to DeJoy, the "events of the past few days" have brought Astronomer unprecedented media attention. However, he noted that the company has faced and overcome challenges before, emerging stronger each time. DeJoy emphasized that Astronomer's foundation remains strong, built around the thriving Apache Airflow community, and the company's opportunity to build a DataOps platform for the age of AI remains massive.

Despite the recent turmoil, DeJoy expressed a wholehearted commitment to taking care of Astronomer's people and delivering for its customers. He thanked the team for their resilience and the community for their trust, vowing that Astronomer will not let them down.

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Andy Byron resigned from his role as CEO of Astronomer after he was caught on the Coldplay kiss cam cozying up to an employee, Kristin Cabot, during a Coldplay concert.
In a statement, DeJoy expressed a commitment to supporting Astronomer's team and customers, stating that the company's mission remains strong despite the recent challenges.
Astronomer started as a company to help businesses with Apache Airflow, but has since grown to power data pipelines and AI projects for a wide range of industries, from sports analytics to self-driving cars.

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