Imbres is the latest in series of high profile exits from Quibi which includes the head of partnerships and advertising Tim Connolly as well as head of daily content Janice Min and head of operations Diane Nelson
Megan Imbres, Quibi's head of brand and content marketing, is leaving the company a few weeks after the short-form video streaming servicehas learned that Imbres sent an email to employees regarding her departure on Wednesday. In the email, Imbres said now that Quibi had launched she felt like it was "an opportune time of transition where I can take some time to identify my next challenge." Her note also thanked founder Jeffrey Katzenberg and CEO Meg Whitman.
Imbres is the latest high profile exit from Quibi. Before launch, the streaming company lost head of partnerships and advertising
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