Prince Harry steps down as BetterUp chief impact officer
The Duke of Sussex will transition to a senior adviser role at the US-based mental health and coaching firm.
Prince Harry has stepped down from his position as chief impact officer at the US-based mental health and coaching company BetterUp, according to the Times of India. The Duke of Sussex joined the Silicon Valley firm five years ago and will now serve as a senior adviser.
BetterUp CEO and co-founder Alexi Robichaux announced the transition on November 6. Robichaux stated the change is intended to provide Harry with greater flexibility for other professional and personal commitments.
In his new advisory capacity, Harry will work on selected projects involving some of the company's largest corporate clients. He will also have more time to explore new business opportunities, expand his investment portfolio, and support philanthropic initiatives.
Harry joined BetterUp in March 2021, becoming its first chief impact officer after stepping back from royal duties. His previous responsibilities included advocating for mental fitness and guiding the company's social mission.
The Duke's reported annual salary was approximately $1 million, though the company has not disclosed his revised compensation for the senior adviser role. Robichaux noted that the company's partnership with the Invictus Games Foundation, founded by Harry, will continue.
The professional shift follows Harry's reported return to the UK with Meghan Markle and their children in August 2026. On November 8, the Duke made an unannounced appearance at a Remembrance Sunday memorial service in Brackley, Northamptonshire.