Reddit appoints Adam Collins as first Chief Communications Officer

In this new role, Collins will report to CEO Steve Huffman and will lead the global communications team, guide senior leadership, and help drive company growth.

By  Storyboard18Jun 10, 2025 8:44 AM
Reddit appoints Adam Collins as first Chief Communications Officer
Adam Collins previously served as Chief Communications and Corporate Affairs Officer at Molson Coors Beverage Company for over six years. He also spent nearly two decades leading various political communications operations.

Reddit, the social news aggregation and forum social media platform, has named Adam Collins as its first Chief Communications Officer, a newly created executive role that will oversee internal and external communications, lead the global communications team, and advise senior leadership.

In his new roles, Collins will report directly to Reddit CEO Steve Huffman. His appointment comes as Reddit continues to expand its influence in online discourse and positions itself as a growing part of the AI ecosystem.

"More people around the world are coming to Reddit every day to find, discuss, and share human perspectives on nearly any topic imaginable. This depth of real conversations and intent fuels our 100,000+ communities and reinforces Reddit’s essential role in the AI ecosystem, making it more important than ever to tell our story," the platform said.

With over two-plus decades in communications, Collins has built a reputation for delivering measurable results, leading through inflection points, and consistently innovating to help reach key audiences.

“Reddit stands at the intersection of how people connect online today and how people will engage with the technology of tomorrow,” he said. “Hundreds of millions of people and counting choose to engage with each other on Reddit daily, and I could not be more excited to be part of the team that will help our incredible community continue to grow.”

Collins previously served as Chief Communications and Corporate Affairs Officer at Molson Coors Beverage Company for over six years, helping shape and define company strategy and policy, and guiding it through many pivotal moments. He also spent nearly two decades leading various political communications operations.

He holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Louisville.

"We're also saying goodbye to Anna Soellner, who built Reddit’s Communications team from the ground up and left earlier this year. She was one of the company’s longest-serving executives, with nearly nine years of leadership. She played a critical role in defining and strengthening the company’s reputation and advising on significant turning points during Reddit’s most transformative years" the platform added.

First Published on Jun 10, 2025 8:44 AM

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