erved as the chief marketing officer before he left in 2022.

He then continued his scheme at his next job where he became the chief marketing and revenue officer for an unnamed education technology company - stealing another nearly $1 million before he was caught, court papers show.

Collins pleaded guilty to two counts of grand larceny April 22.

Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Julieta Lozano also issued judgement orders to the companies that Collins ripped off.

 Michael Collins took full responsibility for his actions and apologized in court,  his lawyer, Seth Zuckerman, told The Post after sentencing.  He looks forward to paying his debt and being a productive member of the community upon his release.