Startup Magic Leap loses another top official


Enchantment Leap's head of PR and interchanges, Andy Fouche, is leaving the disturbed startup.

His takeoff was declared the week after a stunner report in The Information said that the undercover Dania Beach, Florida-based startup was overstating its innovation in demo recordings and that it has for the most part oversold its encouraging towards a couple of keen glasses.

Fouche will join Android designer Andy Rubin's new stealth startup, he reported in a tweet.

According to our observation, Fouche is at any rate the fourth VP-or-more elevated amount official to leave Magic Leap in 2016.
  • Gary Bradski, Senior Vice President of Advanced Perception and Intelligence, and author of Magic Leap's first West Coast office, left Magic Leap in mid 2016 to establish a now-dead mechanical technology startup. 
  • Adrian Kaehler, VP of Technology Solutions, left alongside Bradski. The two later sued Magic Leap for wrongful end. 
  • Brian Wallace, head promoting officer, left in October. 
  • What's more, now Fouche, who was the head of interchanges. 

Enchantment Leap and Fouche did not promptly give back a demand for more data.

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