Prince Harry joins mental health firm as Chief Impact Officer; Fans call Duke's new job a 'great asset'

After Prince Philip’s demise on April 9, the world mourned the loss of the Duke of Edinburgh. The royal family members have given their statement, paying tribute to him.

It’s hard to remember a time when Prince Harry and Prince William’s relationship wasn’t so strained, but viewers got a taste of a sweet brotherly moment between the two in a new documentary marking the 10th anniversary of Will and Kate Middleton‘s wedding.

Amid the sea of controversies, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are gearing up to welcome their second child this year. On Oprah's interview, Meghan and Harry had revealed that they are expecting a baby girl after their son Archie Harrison.

Meghan Markle's half-sister has come to the determination that the Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry are in need of counseling.

The daily grind! Prince Harry has added another job to his resume after stepping back permanently from his senior royal duties last month.

Prince Harry has landed his second new role in as many days — this time signing up to join a high-powered Aspen Institute commission on what it calls “information disorder.”

Prince Harry has been branded America’s Prince after he announced the news of his new job.The Duke of Sussex was praised by fans after he revealed he was hired as a chief impact officer by life coaching company BetterUp. As his new role was unveiled, the 36 year old Prince, who recently reflected on his mother's death in a touching message, was praised on social media.

After it was announced he would be taking on a new role as Chief Impact Officer for a US based mental health company, Prince Harry has bagged himself a second new job.The dad-of-one has joined a non-profit Aspen Institute as a commissioner on it's new Commission of Information Disorder.The 36 year old will be joined on a panel with 14 other members and collectively they will conduct a six-month study on misinformation on the web.The commission will begin meeting from next month and a string of

The Duke of Sussex has just announced that he will become chief impact officer of coaching and mental health firm, BetterUp Inc., the Wall Street Journal reported.

Prince Harry is hopping on a unicorn. The Duke of Sussex is joining the technology startup BetterUp as "chief impact officer." BetterUp is a tech firm that that develops products around coaching, employee development and mental health.

WSJ. "Proactive coaching provides endless possibilities for personal development, increased awareness, and an all-round better life."BetterUp Inc.

Prince Harry has a new gig. The Duke of Sussex will now be the Chief Impact Officer at BetterUp, a Silicon Valley startup that focuses on coaching and mental health.BetterUp was started in 2013 and its mission is to «unlock greater potential, purpose, and passion» by bringing together coaching, AI technology and behavioral science.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorPrince Harry is putting down more roots in the American business scene: He’s joined BetterUp, a San Francisco-based company that provides virtual coaching and counseling to employees and individuals, as a senior exec in the role of “chief impact officer.”BetterUp, founded in 2013, runs a network of more than 2,000 workplace coaches who provide consultation in one-on-one video chats and offers interactive professional development content, analytics and real-time

Prince Harry has landed a job as a mental health coach at a San Francisco-based company, it has been confirmed.The 36 year old permanently stepped down as a "senior" member of the Royal family alongside his wife, Meghan Markle, last month. It has now been announced that the Duke of Sussex will be enrolled as the Chief Impact Officer at a life coaching company named BetterUp.

“We were excited for her, but…at the same time, I was worried,” Simone Burns Dilley, a high school friend of Meghan Markle‘s, revealed on the March 22 episode of E! True Hollywood Story. Monday night’s episode was all about Meghan and Prince Harry in the wake of their drama with the royal family and press. However, Meghan’s childhood friend could see all this coming before Meghan and Harry even said “I do” to one another in May of 2018 [you can watch Simone’s portion of the episode here].

Slightly skeptical. Before Meghan Markle married Prince Harry in May 2018, her high school friend Simone Burns Dilley had mixed emotions — especially when it came to the British press.

Ever since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made the bold decision to step back from their royal roles in 2019 and move their home base to Los Angeles with baby Archie, 1, last year, there's been plenty of reported friction between Harry and his elder brother Prince William.