Sonos CEO Patrick Spence's departure comes months after users complained that the Sonos app was broken and lacked features.

Patrick Spence, the man at the helm for Sonos's most exciting product releases, has reportedly stepped down as CEO. Here's what it means.

After a disastrous 2024, Sonos appears to be trying to right the ship with news that long-time CEO Patrick Spence is resigning from the company, including his position on the board of directors, effective today.

Could 2024 have been any worse for Sonos? The once-beloved connected speaker brand left its reputation in tatters after a rushed, misguided app update, then launched a pair of pricey headphones that,

Speaker manufacturer Sonos is seeing some significant changes. Patrick Spence, the company’s chief executive officer (pictured above), is leaving the

Sonos Inc. Chief Executive Officer Patrick Spence is leaving after eight years in the job, a move that follows a botched app revamp that upset customers and stymied growth.

Sonos CEO Patrick Spence is stepping down following last year’s disastrous app launch. Don’t worry, as he’ll still have plenty of money.

Sonos Chief Executive Patrick Spence is stepping down, ending an eight-year stint as its leader as the company recovers from a botched app launch that hurt its brand.

In May 2024, the speaker maker Sonos released a bug-ridden app overhaul that was met with widespread criticism from users. The botched software rollout not only hurt Sonos’ sales in the following months,

Sonos CEO Patrick Spence is stepping down and leaving the company's board as the wireless speaker maker tries to win back the trust of its customers.