Dude Perfect's first CEO is out after disagreeing with the board about the company's next phase

Andrew Yaffe was hired to grow Dude Perfect's business beyond YouTube. Seth Reissig/Sportico via Getty Images Dude Perfect's first CEO is out at the YouTube group after about two years. Andrew Yaffe and the company's board said they had "different perspectives" on the best path forward. He'll be replaced by a company advisor on an interim basis. YouTube sports collective Dude Perfect is losing its first CEO, Andrew Yaffe, after about two years in the role, a company rep confirmed. Patrick Hurley, a principal at BP Capital Fund Advisors and an advisor to Dude Perfect, will serve as interim CEO. The company has hired a firm to begin the search for a permanent chief executive. A joint statement from the company's board and Yaffe said the change was a mutual decision. "After two years of strong growth, Andrew and the Board have decided that now is the right time for new leadership at Dude Perfect. As the social media landscape continues to evolve, they developed different perspectives on the company's next phase and the best path forward," it said. The statement said that the company had grown revenue significantly since Yaffe joined, driven by partnerships with State Farm, Disney, and