Chief Marketing Officer of Anheuser-Busch Benoit Garbe will be leaving his position, according to the company.

Garbe had worked for the beer company since 2021. He was notably the department's head when transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney received a personalized Bud Light can and subsequently made a video on social media surrounding the gift.

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“Today we announced key changes to our U.S. leadership team that reduce layers within our organization and better enable our top commercial leaders to drive our business and legacy forward,” Anhesuer-Busch U.S. CEO Brendan Whitworth said in a statement. “These senior leadership changes will accelerate our return to growth as we continue to focus on what we do best — brewing great beer for everyone and earning our place in moments that matter.”

U.S. Chief Commercial Officer Kyle Norrington will be taking over Garbe's duties. Meanwhile, Garbe is about "to embark on a new chapter in his career."

This third quarter, Anheuser-Busch reported a 5% increase in revenue after several months of losses. Beer volume was still down 4%. The quarter before that saw a 10% loss in the United States alone, which added up to $400 million less.

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Senior marketing officials involved with the Mulvaney promotion were already placed on leave, which resulted in the company cutting ties with a third-party advertising agency.

Amid the controversy, Mulvaney claims Bud Light has not reached out personally to the influencer.