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David Goldberg, tech exec married to Facebook COO and ‘Lean In’ author Sheryl Sandberg, dies
– canadianbusiness.com
SAN FRANCISCO – David Goldberg, a popular Silicon Valley executive and husband of Facebook second-in-command and “Lean In” author Sheryl Sandberg, has died suddenly at age 47, his company and family members said Saturday.
Goldberg was CEO of online survey questionnaire provider SurveyMonkey. He died Friday night, the company said in a statement on its website.
Family members also reported the death, via postings on Facebook. Neither the company nor family released a cause or other details about his death.
“Dave Goldberg was an amazing person, and I am glad I got to know him,” Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote on his Facebook page. “My thoughts and prayers are with Sheryl and her family.”
In an interview last month, Goldberg told the news site Business Insider of maxing out his credit cards in the early 1990s to fund one of his first Internet ventures, a music site, before going on to work at other tech companies, including Yahoo.
In 2004, Goldberg married Sandberg, another longtime tech executive who now serves as Facebook’s chief operating officer…
Goldberg was CEO of online survey questionnaire provider SurveyMonkey. He died Friday night, the company said in a statement on its website.
Family members also reported the death, via postings on Facebook. Neither the company nor family released a cause or other details about his death.
“Dave Goldberg was an amazing person, and I am glad I got to know him,” Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote on his Facebook page. “My thoughts and prayers are with Sheryl and her family.”
In an interview last month, Goldberg told the news site Business Insider of maxing out his credit cards in the early 1990s to fund one of his first Internet ventures, a music site, before going on to work at other tech companies, including Yahoo.
In 2004, Goldberg married Sandberg, another longtime tech executive who now serves as Facebook’s chief operating officer…
