Musk reportedly looking for substitute Twitter CEO

Elon Musk is within the strategy of looking for a CEO to exchange him at Twitter following his tumultuous takeover of the social media platform.

Musk had been searching for a CEO to take over even earlier than he posted a Twitter ballot wherein customers voted for him to step down, in response to CNBC. The billionaire has not supplied clues as to whom he's contemplating however is in search of somebody who can preserve the financially struggling social community afloat after his $44 billion buy of the corporate.

EXPLOSIVE EMAILS REVEAL HOW SAM BANKMAN-FRIED AND FTX WINED AND DINED TOP REGULATOR

"The query just isn't discovering a CEO; the query is discovering a CEO who can preserve Twitter alive," Musk tweeted on Sunday.

Musk posted a ballot on Sunday asking if customers needed him to go away his position as CEO of Twitter and mentioned he would abide by the outcomes. Fifty-seven % of customers voted "Sure." Musk has not commented on if he intends to comply with via, though he has expressed skepticism concerning the outcomes and the likelihood it was manipulated by bots.

Musk mentioned in October that his position as Twitter CEO could be momentary, however he additionally emphasised on Sunday that "there isn't any successor" but.

A number of high-profile folks have volunteered to run the corporate for him, together with enterprise capitalist David Sacks, former tech journalist Jason Calacanis, and podcaster Lex Fridman. It is also attainable that Musk might name on former Twitter executives comparable to Biz Stone or Jack Dorsey to return to handle the corporate.

Musk made information on Monday when his allies launched the seventh version of inner firm paperwork, dubbed the "Twitter Information," which detailed the corporate's interactions with the FBI across the 2020 election.