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Jack Dorsey
Jack Dorsey is back at Twitter within a big way. He just tweeted that he's now taking around the lead products function at Twitter, the business he co-founded and in which he’s remained as chairman. To reflect his new operating role,
Genuine Office 2007, his title will now be executive chairman. Dorsey will remain CEO of Square.
News that Dorsey was negotiating with Twitter for an expanded position came out last week. There was some speculation that he might even take the CEO spot,
Office Professional Plus, but it is very difficult to be the CEO of two technology companies at the same time and Dorsey is “200%” committed to Square. All you have to do is watch this video to see how much he cares about building great products. And now he will be doing that at both Twitter and Square, while leaving the business side of Twitter to CEO Dick Costolo.
Dorsey stepped down from the CEO spot at Twitter in 2008,
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Twitter is now five years old. Dorsey recently put out some nostalgic Tweets about how the item got started. Today, Twitter is a different beast with more than 200 million users and an array of products (Web,
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Genuine Office 2007 Jack Dorsey Takes Over Product
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