Brian-Chu joined San Francisco's start-up identified

Recently, according to foreign media reports, social game developers Zynga executives, "CityVille" game former project director Brian Chu (Brain Chu) has resigned, and joined the Youth professional social networking site identified.

Brian Chuhuben said in Friday that he will serve as vice president of the Product division of identified, a start-up based in San Francisco.

For the past year, CityVille has been the most popular Zynga game on Facebook, and until recently its Facebook title was replaced by the company's other game, Texas Holdem Poker.

Zynga had a successful IPO last December, but its share price has gone through a slump since then. In recent months, several of Zynga's middle-level managers have left the company. This March, Groupon, the group-buying website Giant, managed to poach Curtis Lee, the Zynga product management manager.

Brian-Chu said he was in peace with Zynga. "I've been through a very important moment in my life and I've been under a lot of pressure," he says. But I don't want to miss a challenge like a career social networking site. ”

Identified has received 21 million of billions of dollars in funding for the second round, claiming that it has registered 10 million subscribers. Like the professional social networking giant LinkedIn, identified offers resumes and Web services for young professionals under 30 years of age.