Twitter’s Ned Segal confirms exit, changes bio to 'former CFO and current fan of Twitter'

Twitter’s Ned Segal confirms exit, changes bio to 'former CFO and current fan of Twitter'

Segal described his journey at Twitter as the "most fulfilling" year of his career. His tweets came hours after Musk indicated the completion of the $44 billion acquisition deal.

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Rachna Manojkumar Dhanrajani
  • Oct 28, 2022,
  • Updated Oct 28, 2022 8:30 PM IST

Twitter chief financial officer Ned Segal confirmed his exit from the social media giant on Friday through Twitter.

Segal changed his bio to "former CFO and current fan of @Twitter" and tweeted that Thursday was his last day, concluding his five-year stint with the company.

 

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He described his journey at Twitter as the "most fulfilling" year of his career. His tweets came hours after Musk indicated the completion of the $44 billion acquisition deal.

Reportedly Segal and other two executives of Twitter Inc including Indian-origin CEO Parag Agrawal and legal Vijaya Gadde have been fired by the world's richest man who is not at the helm of the company.

Twitter chief financial officer Ned Segal confirmed his exit from the social media giant on Friday through Twitter.

Segal changed his bio to "former CFO and current fan of @Twitter" and tweeted that Thursday was his last day, concluding his five-year stint with the company.

 

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He described his journey at Twitter as the "most fulfilling" year of his career. His tweets came hours after Musk indicated the completion of the $44 billion acquisition deal.

Reportedly Segal and other two executives of Twitter Inc including Indian-origin CEO Parag Agrawal and legal Vijaya Gadde have been fired by the world's richest man who is not at the helm of the company.

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Rachna Manojkumar Dhanrajani

Rachna covers tech, business, and everything around it. She also has a special interest in law and fashion. A dyed-in-wool Mumbaikar, when she isn’t reporting she does what the city does best, watch movies. In the past she has worked in multimedia roles with Reuters News, ET NOW, BloombergQuint, The Hindu, and The Indian Express.

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