Tesla founder and world’s richest man Elon Musk bought microblogging site Twitter last month. It is now emerging that Elon Musk is looking for a new CEO to replace the current CEO of Twitter.
Tesla founder and world’s richest man Elon Musk bought microblogging site Twitter last month. The deal to buy Twitter has been settled for $ 44 billion and since then people have been raising questions about Twitter. It is now emerging that Elon Musk is looking for a new CEO to replace the current CEO of Twitter.
Let us tell you that at present the CEO of Twitter is Parag Aggarwal of Indian origin. Agarwal became the CEO of Twitter last year and held the position of CEO until the company’s purchase. Earlier, the post of Twitter CEO was Jack Dorsey, who had worked in this position for 16 years.
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Agarwal, who worked at the social media platform a few months ago following Jack Dorsey’s resignation from Twitter, was unanimously elected as CEO by the board of directors, later leaving after 16 years with the company he created.
News agencies quoted sources as saying that Elon Musk is going to appoint a new CEO for the social media giant Twitter. Musk has on several occasions opposed the management of Twitter. Sources have revealed that Musk has also finalized the name of the new CEO, but the name has not been disclosed by the sources at the moment.
On Friday, Twitter CEO Parag Agarwal held a meeting with the company’s employees. Where employees expressed their displeasure. The employees sought answers from top management as to what steps management is taking to address any changes that may take place after Elon Musk bought the company.
Elon Musk has repeatedly criticized Twitter’s censorship and surveillance policy. Musk wants Twitter to be a free speech platform. In such a situation, the jobs of many employees of the companies are under threat. The meeting came after Musk continued to criticize top officials over Twitter’s content filtering process and speech and security policies.
