Mitchell Demeter, CEO of Sonic Labs, announced his resignation through his personal X account, expressing gratitude to the company despite his short tenure, and wishing Sonic Labs continued success in the future.
Demeter took on the role of CEO in September of last year. His activity on social media has been quite sparse, and this resignation announcement is also his first post in 2026.
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