多邻国首席财务官马特・斯卡鲁帕任职近六年后即将卸任

Core Insights - The CFO of Duolingo, Matt Skarupa, will step down after nearly six years, marking the exit of a key executive who played a significant role in the company's IPO [1][3] - Under Skarupa's leadership, Duolingo experienced steady revenue growth and improved profitability, successfully converting high user engagement into paid subscription revenue while enhancing the use of AI technology for personalized courses [1][3] - Jillian Manson will succeed Skarupa as CFO; she has been a board member since 2019 and has held senior financial positions at various tech companies [1][3] Financial Performance - Duolingo reported preliminary performance data for the December quarter, indicating a growth of approximately 30% in daily active users, which aligns with market expectations [1][3] - The order amount for the quarter is projected to be between $329.5 million and $335.5 million, slightly below the market estimate of $334.2 million [2][4] - The CEO, Luis von Ahn, stated that the company will continue to focus on monetization while gradually shifting its development focus towards improving teaching quality [2][4]