Top executives at Rivian Automotive ($RIVN@US) have left the company in recent months after a challenging period in which it missed its milestone for manufacturing 25,000 vehicles. Some of them were the EV maker’s longer-term employees, such as Randy Frank, vice president of body and interior engineering, and Steve Gawronski, the vice president in charge of parts and purchasing. Patrick Hunt, a senior director in the strategy team, left late last year, and Neil Sitron, the company’s general counsel, left in September. Rivian’s stock has fallen 79 percent since its initial public offering in November 2021.
