ElonMusk may be the next Twitter CEO, but only for a few months. And he's now secured over $7 billion more in funding, making his acquisition more likely.
Surprising no one, Elon Musk is reportedly the next Twitter CEO, at least on a temporary basis, that is.
The current CEO of Twitter is Parag Agrawal and he’s only been in the position since late November of 2021. Agrawal hadn’t even been CEO for six months before Twitter accepted Musk’s $44 billion takeover bid in April. With Musk buying the company and now expected to take over as CEO, it’s becoming more likely that Twitter will take a different direction.
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