All of which raises a question: Is “speaking up” really worth it for business leaders? In today’s political environment, should companies weigh in on major divisive events, using business’s influence and high profile to tamp down violent emotions? Or has that become a no-win move?
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Jay Graber became the first CEO of Bluesky in 2021 when the network and its AT Protocol spun out from life as a Twitter research project to go independent, but now she's leaving that role, as reported previously by Wired. While venture capitalist and former Automattic CEO Toni Schneider steps in as interim CEO until a permanent replacement is found, Graber says she will become Bluesky's Chief Innovation Officer, focused on building new things for a platform that has gone from 30 million users about a year ago, to 40 million currently.