Alex Joseph, Head of Communications for the Gemini app and Google Labs at Google, has announced his departure from the company after more than 13 years. Joseph shared the development through a LinkedIn update, reflecting on his journey across two stints with the technology major.
Describing himself as a “boomerang”, Joseph noted that he was among the fortunate professionals to have had the opportunity to work at Google twice during his career. He reflected on the various milestones and experiences that shaped his association with the company.
His journey included being part of the Google+ launch team in his early days, followed by his work at YouTube during the emergence of the creator economy, where he contributed to developing policies to support the ecosystem.
Joseph also played a role in launching the inaugural Sustainability with Google event and opening the company's landmark New York offices at Pier 57 and St. John’s Terminal.
In his most recent assignment, he led the communications team for Gemini and Google Labs, during which the Gemini app grew into what he described as Google's newest billion-user product.
Joseph joined Google in July 2018 as Policy Communications Manager for YouTube. Before this, he was associated with letgo.
