Twitter is currently run by Parag Agrawal, who succeeded Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey in November.<\/p>\n
Who will lead the company in the future remains unclear after Musk told the board in his offer document that he had “no confidence in management.”<\/p>\n
Agrawal also told employees on Monday that Twitter’s future remains uncertain. “Once the deal is done, we don’t know what direction the platform will go,” Agrawal said.<\/p>\n
There has been speculation that Elon Musk could call for a radical change in leadership if he wants to present Twitter in a new light.<\/p>\n
As part of the deal, Twitter’s shares will be delisted and held private, giving Musk the freedom to make the changes he wants for the company.<\/p>\n
Despite the seemingly overpriced bargain price for a company that rarely makes a profit and has suffered a slowdown in user growth, Musk said he didn’t care about the economics” of buying.<\/p>\n
There is a chance that top Twitter executives will be ousted and replaced when a radical change in Twitter’s structure begins.<\/p>\n