The Astronomer Data Company can be lemonate hiring Gwyneth Paltrow as a “temporary spokesman” to answer questions following a “Kiss Cam” viral video.
The company arrived at the headlines after the Internet detectives identified their CEO and the director of people such as the man and woman who were hugging and then hiding their faces in a “kiss camera” in a Coldplay concert on July 16. Since then they have resigned since then.
Paltow appeared in a television style on Astronomer’s social networks on Friday making a launch for the company’s daily strengths.
“Astronomer has received many questions in recent days, and they wanted him to answer the most common,” said Paltrow, who separated from the Coldplay singer Chris Martin in 2014.
Paltrow cut a question that began with “My God!” To say emphatically: “Yes, Astronomer is the best place to execute Apache air flow.”
“We have been delighted that many people have a new interest in the automation of the data workflow,” he added.
She interrupted another question, “How is her social media team …”, to make a launch for an astronomer conference in September?
Paltrow concluded: “Now we will return to what we do better: deliver results that change the game for our customers.”
The Andy Byron CEO resigned on July 19, and the director of people Kristin Cabot continued on Thursday, according to the company’s statements.
Their body language after the camera captured them in a hug led Martin to comment on stage, “or they are having an adventure or are very shy.”
Astronomer said later that he was investigating the incident. “Our leaders are expected to establish the standard both in behavior and responsibility,” he said on July 18.
The company confirmed Thursday that Cabot was the woman in the video. Neither she nor Byron have responded to comments requests.
Astronomer, a company based in New York, helps companies to develop, grow and analyze products using artificial intelligence.
