Reddit Names Adam Collins as First Chief Communications Officer

To strengthen public relations and storytelling, Reddit appoints Adam Collins as Chief Communications Officer.

To direct the global communications team, guide senior leadership, aid in the growth of the business, and supervise all internal and external efforts to convey Reddit’s story, a new chief communications officer has been named by the company.

As a big step for business development, Adam Collins has been named as its very first chief communications officer and will work closely with CEO Steve Huffman, playing a key part in shaping the role of Reddit in its story narration both inside the company and out to the world. According to Huffman, the community’s shared experiences, conversations, and connections write the story of the company. Conveying the story in a clear and genuine way is more crucial than ever as Reddit’s significance and goals continue to grow. Adam has the perfect experience and insights to make these stories come to life and guide the business into the future. Collins, who has worked in communications for more than 20 years, is known for achieving precise results, guiding through inflection points, and continuously coming up with new ideas to help connect with significant audiences. Reddit is at the center of how people connect online today and how they will deal with the technology of the future, Collins said.

To make content creation easier and improve user involvement, new techniques have been designed by the social media platform. Preventing accidental rule breaks and lessening the chances of post removals, a new standout feature is introduced named “post check,” which lets users double-check that their content follows community rules before posting it.