Astronomer CEO Andy Bryon and HR Head Kristin Cabot Caught on 'Kiss Cam' at Coldplay Concert
A 'Kiss Cam' moment was broadcast at a Coldplay concert, capturing Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and the firm's chief human resources officer, Kristin Cabot. During the show, a camera panned over to a man tightly embracing a woman. When they realized they were on camera, they scrambled to hide their faces. Andy Bryon ducked out of view, while Kristin Cabot hid her face in embarrassment.
Chris Martin, the lead singer of Coldplay, jokingly commented on their reaction, speculating whether they were having an affair or just shy.
What are 'Kiss Cams'
'Kiss Cams' at concerts, like those seen at Coldplay shows, are a popular form of audience engagement and entertainment during breaks in the main performance. The camera operator scans the crowd, displaying random audience members on large video screens (jumbotrons). When the camera zooms in on a pair, the audience expects them to share a kiss, often leading to cheers and applause.
Who are Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot
Andy Byron has been CEO of Astronomer since July 2023. Kristin Cabot joined as Chief People Officer nine months ago. Both are reported to be married with children.
Following the online backlash triggered by the viral video, Andy Byron deactivated his LinkedIn account.
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