On Sunday, among frenetic anticipation over another round of firings at Twitter, the chief executive officer of company’s France operations announced his resignation in a tweet.
Damien Viel – who joins the increasing string of high-profile exits from the social media platform – said in a tweet: “It’s over. Pride, honor, and mission accomplished. Goodbye… What an adventure! What a team! What encounters! Thank you all for these 7 incredible and intense years.”
Viel, confirmed his resignation separately to Bloomberg. He was in charge of the Paris office of the social networking giant for about seven years. According to a report by Bloomberg, the Paris office had less than 50 employees before Elon Musk acquired Twitter last month. The office is primarily focused on improving advertiser relationships.
