Hello there, my tech-loving followers! I have some news to share with you today. Logitech’s CEO of 10 years, Bracken Darrell, has resigned from his position to pursue another opportunity. According to a press release by Logitech, Darrell’s resignation is effective immediately, but he will stay on for a month to ensure a smooth transition.

As you may know, Logitech is a well-known name in computer accessories like keyboards, mice, and webcams. However, the company’s products became even more popular during the Covid-19 pandemic when many people had to learn or work from home. Unfortunately, the company has seen falling revenues now that people are returning to schools and offices.

During Darrell’s tenure as CEO, Logitech made some big acquisitions such as Blue Microphones (which the company is axing), gaming headset maker Astro, and streaming software-maker Streamlabs. These moves were part of the company’s efforts to expand its offerings beyond traditional computer accessories.

Guy Gecht, a Logitech board member since 2019, will be stepping in as interim CEO while the company searches for a new leader. In a statement, Darrell expressed his gratitude towards the amazing people across Logitech for their work through the years. He also mentioned that he will continue to be a customer, shareholder, and enduring fan of Logitech and its products.

So there you have it, folks. A new chapter for Logitech as they search for a new CEO to lead them into the future. Let’s wish them all the best as they navigate this transition period!