Hopper cuts enterprise staff after co-founder exits
Travel tech company Hopper has laid off several employees from its enterprise division shortly after the exit of co-founder Dakota Smith, who led the unit. Multiple staff reported their roles were eliminated, though it is unclear which teams were affected or if the job cuts are related to Smith's departure. Hopper has experienced prior layoffs and changes to key partnerships in recent years.
- Dakota Smith, enterprise CEO, left in September
- Several enterprise staff laid off after his departure
- Exact size and distribution of cuts not detailed
- Enterprise unit is Hopper's primary revenue source
- Company previously lost a major client platform to Capital One
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