Plus, longtime Philly exec Steven Wray heads home to Pittsburgh, Andrew Hoagland finds a new venture, Jake Wallace returns to Zuppler and Exyn Technologies gets a head of marketing.
Plus, a Nextmv cofounder is stepping down, Osage Venture Partners sees some leadership changes, Venture for America has a new local director and KOP-based clinal payments company Greephire gets a new CFO.
According to the official season synopsis: “Season 2 picks up with the Black Lives Matter movement and the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. While Marsau and Latisha have grown closer during quarantine, LaTisha’s relationship with her sister-in-law Kimmi is falling apart. While Kimmi is busy on the front lines of the pandemic as a nurse, she butts heads with Maurice when it comes to her son Jaylin, who has recently graduated from college and is having trouble choosing his next step in life. As for Melody and Martell, despite their four children, they have recently separated amid rumors that Martell’s mistress is pregnant. As the Holts’ marriage dissolves, Melody’s career is soaring while Martell struggles to keep things afloat.”