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From the halls of the University of Virginia to Y Combinator to Condé Nast (and back again), Reddit's origin story is anything but typical, which makes it very Reddit. Throughout it all, community has always been at the heart of everything we do. Hear from our Co-founder/CEO Steve Huffman, CTO Chris Slowe, and COO Jen L. Wong on the latest episode of #CrucibleMoments podcast: "The Making and (Remaking) of the Front Page of the Internet." https://lnkd.in/gaaDw3F5

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Already live in France, Brazil, and Spain, we're rolling out automatic translations to more than 35 countries, bringing us one step closer to providing community, belonging, and empowerment to everyone in the world.???

Welcome to Reddit, Mike Romoff! ?? We're thrilled to announce the appointment of Mike as our new Chief Revenue Officer. With a wealth of experience in driving growth and innovation at Google and LinkedIn, he's set to lead Reddit's revenue strategy into the future. Check out the full announcement to learn more about Mike's vision for Reddit and how he plans to further scale and internationalize our growing ads business.

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“Reddit” was the sixth most searched term on Google over the past twelve months in the United States. ?? Co-founder/CEO Steve Huffman joined The Motley Fool Money podcast to discuss how Reddit is revolutionizing AI while staying true to our (very) human roots. Learn how we balance user experience with monetization and are helping to improve search with better content access.

Rachel Caisi Miller??, Product Manager II, has been with Reddit for 3.5 years. When asked what keeps her engaged and motivated at work, Rachel shared, "Not only contributing to a?product that impacts millions of people every day but also creating my own projects I’m passionate about. For example,? starting Reddit’s first high school mentorship program for underrepresented groups, founding the Ability ERG to provide community and awareness for those with disabilities, and working with our internal Community Funds program to kickstart an ESG initiative aimed at sustainability."

Successful IPOs take a village, and no one knows that better than our Head of Investor Relations, Jesse Rose. Yesterday, Jesse joined Business Insider to share insights and learnings from Reddit's recent transition from private to publicly traded. If you missed The Road to IPO virtual event, you can watch it on-demand now.

Earlier this month, we kicked off the 2024 class of Key Talent Program (KTP), which recognizes our top-performing Snoos for their exceptional performance. This 3-month program offers a customizable experience with 10+ different options for participants to choose how they’d like to grow, giving them hundreds, if not thousands, of ways (we didn’t do the math) to reach their development goals. By the end of the program, they will have formed deeper connections with other Snoos, honed their skills in workshops, worked 1:1 with professional coaches, participated in AMAs with execs, and learned from high-performing peers in group coaching sessions. Upvotes to our KTP organizers, Alex Ganes and Genaro Bonilla, and cheers to our 2024 KTP crew!