Jeff Jordan, the CEO who took OpenTable public in 2009 and has watched its stock price tumble since April, is resigning from his current executive-chairman role at the company. Jordan stepped down as CEO in May, being replaced by Matthew Roberts, but remained in a shadow-CEO leadership role. (In that way, he was like the Vladimir Putin of online-reservations sites.) He’ll now serve on the company’s board of directors. [SF Business Times]
