AI chipmaker Nvidia has named Anna Soellner, formerly Vice President of Communications at Reddit, as its new Head of Corporate Communications, strengthening its leadership team as the company continues to expand its influence in the global artificial intelligence sector.
Soellner joins Nvidia after spending more than eight years at Reddit, where she led the company's communications strategy during a period of rapid growth, including its 2024 initial public offering (IPO). Her appointment was first reported by Axios.
Before joining Reddit in 2016, Soellner held senior communications and public affairs roles at the Motion Picture Association, alongside positions in government, international development and public policy. She also serves on the board of Internews.
Announcing the move on LinkedIn, Soellner said she was honoured to help tell the story of "one of the world's most consequential companies" while working alongside Nvidia's communications and marketing teams.
In her new role, she will report to Mylene Mangalindan, who leads Nvidia's global communications function.
At Reddit, Soellner played a key role in building the company's communications organisation from the ground up and helped strengthen its corporate reputation during nearly a decade of expansion and transformation. When announcing her departure in 2025, Reddit credited her with establishing the communications team and making a significant contribution to the company's public profile.
The appointment comes as Nvidia continues to attract global attention, driven by soaring demand for its AI chips and its growing role in shaping conversations around artificial intelligence, technology policy and international competition.
