Add Kent Goldman to the list of high-level executives rumored to be leaving Yahoo.

Goldman, who served as Yahoo's director of corporate development, was one of the company's top dealmakers, according to TechCrunch.

His departure comes amid a growing exodus of Yahoo executives, which began in earnest earlier this month. The rush to leave picked up steam in the middle of June when Brad Garlinghouse, the SVP who wrote the infamous 2006 "Peanut Butter" memo calling attention to Yahoo's internal problems, announced his departure. Garlinghouse's announcement coincided with a flood of resignations from top executives, founders of companies Yahoo had acquired over the years and key engineers.  

The departures come at an increasingly difficult time for Yahoo, which announced a high-level reorganization last week amid recurrent rumors that Microsoft was once again interested in acquiring the company.