The 54-year-old Wojcicki stated that her priorities will be “family, health, and personal initiatives I’m enthusiastic about.” In 2014, Wojcicki was appointed CEO of YouTube after serving as senior vice president for ad products at Google. Susan Wojcicki, the chief executive of YouTube, said that she would leave her position after nine years in charge of the largest online video network in the world.
After Susan Wojcicki declared her resignation as CEO of YouTube, Neal Mohan was appointed SVP and the new CEO of the platform.
She said that Neal Mohan, an Indian-American who now serves as YouTube’s chief product officer, will assume that position.
The 54-year-old Wojcicki stated that her priorities will be “family, health, and personal initiatives I’m enthusiastic about.” In 2014, Wojcicki was appointed CEO of YouTube after serving as senior vice president for ad products at Google.
She joined the parent business Alphabet Inc. some 25 years ago and was one of Google’s first workers. Wojcicki formerly held positions at Intel Corp. and Bain & Company.
Neal graduated from Stanford University with a Bachelor of Science and the Stanford Graduate School of Business with an MBA. He has been YouTube’s Chief Product Officer for more than seven years and has previously held positions with organizations like Accenture and Microsoft.
