Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey announced in a letter that he was leaving his CEO position in the past months. Parag Agrawall took over as CEO of Twitter after Jack Dorsey. Software architect Jack Dorsey also left Twitter’s Board of Directors today.
Jack Dorsey has announced that he will not be the CEO of Twitter again!
Jack Dorsey’s plan to leave the Twitter Board has been known since he left the CEO post. However, the company announced at its 2022 shareholders meeting that he would leave after his term expires.
After Elon Musk’s attempt to buy Twitter, there were rumors that Jack Dorsey would return to his former position. The former CEO, who was replaced by Parag Agrawall, announced that he would never be the CEO of Twitter again. He then stated that the platform should be a place where there is no longer a CEO, rather than a traditional social network.
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Jack Dorsey is among those known to have a positive stance on Elon Musk’s acquisition and acquisition of shares from Twitter. In an interview last month, the founder expressed his thoughts on Elon Musk as follows:
“In principle, I don’t believe anyone should own or manage Twitter. Twitter wants to be a protocol-level public domain, not a corporation. But to solve the corporate problem, Elon is the only solution I trust. I trust her consciousness and her mission to spread her light. Elon’s goal of creating a ‘maximum reliable and comprehensive’ platform is the right one.”
After the news of Elon Musk, Twitter came to the fore today with the news of Jack Dorsey’s departure from the Board of Directors. On the other hand, Elon Musk suspended the purchases due to the fact that the bot accounts were more than the company stated. However, the famous businessman explained in his statement that this situation is temporary and that he is still determined to buy.
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