Backing Bumble’s next chapter with Ithaca
Bumble announced an agreement to be acquired by Ithaca Holdings. Whitney supported the transaction and said she would remain actively involved, working with Ithaca’s founders on the company’s future.
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Bumble announced an agreement to be acquired by Ithaca Holdings. Whitney supported the transaction and said she would remain actively involved, working with Ithaca’s founders on the company’s future.
Axios released Whitney’s full interview, recorded May 6. She discussed Bumble’s reset, dating app fatigue, the AI assistant Bee, and what she learned from stepping away and returning as CEO.
Whitney joined Arthur C. Brooks for “The Science of Love” at the Milken Institute’s Global Conference, bringing her work on relationships into a conversation with the author and happiness researcher.
milkeninstitute.orgSee the Milken Institute sessionOn The Bossticks, Whitney talked about entrepreneurial pressure, redefining success, motherhood, and the role of AI in modern dating.
tschimandher.libsyn.comListen to The BossticksWhitney joined Adam Grant to discuss her break from leading Bumble, friendship, and the future of dating. They also explored self-love and whether AI agents could help vet potential partners.
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