Twitter, the popular social media platform, has experienced another top executive departure, raising concerns about the company’s stability. A.J. Brown, who was responsible for Twitter’s brand safety and ad quality, has reportedly left the company, as reported by The Wall Street Journal. Brown’s role involved ensuring that Twitter provided a safe environment for advertisers to place their ads. While no official reason has been given for her departure at this time, her exit adds to the recent executive turnover at Twitter.
This news comes in the wake of Ella Irwin, the executive in charge of content moderation, also leaving the company earlier this week. These departures highlight the ongoing challenges faced by Twitter in retaining top talent in its leadership ranks.
