Snap Inc. 
Intuit 
Evan Spiegel, CEO and co-founder of Snap, recently promoted former longtime WarnerMedia/Time Warner exec Kristen O'Hara to the company's top sales position -- but changed his mind two days later, Bloomberg reported. O'Hara is now exiting Snap, Snapchat's parent company, after less than two months.The about-face came when Spiegel, 28, decided to instead hire Jeremi Gorman as its new chief business officer. Gorman was previously head of global advertising sales at Amazon.com, where she had worked for more than six years.A Snap...
Snap Inc.
Evan
Spiegel
Co-Founder / CEO
Spiegel has proven himself to be a great product-driven CEO, turning Snapchat from a onetime quirky photo-sharing app into a social-media sensation with over 190 million daily users that beckons some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, brands and media partners — including BuzzFeed, CNN, ESPN and Vice — to the company’s platform. Building a sustainable business hasn’t come as easy to the 28-year-old new dad, now one of the world’s youngest billionaires, who struggled in 2018 to respond to a wave of user defections after an unpopular app redesign. And while Snap’s shares have been hovering below their IPO price for most of the year, the company’s financials have been improving in light of its growing advertising business.
