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Fetch Rewards hires Facebook executive to lead partnerships and revenue growth

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Madison's unicorn startup Fetch Rewards Inc. has hired former Facebook executive David Sommer as its first chief customer officer, according to a Wednesday announcement. He started at the consumer loyalty company this month.
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