TikTok has reportedly approached Instagram cofounder Kevin Systrom about becoming the app's CEO
Instagram cofounder Kevin Systrom has been approached as a possible candidate to become TikTok's CEO, theTikTok's CEO position has been vacant since late August, when Kevin Mayer resigned from his position only after three months in the position. Since then, Vanessa Pappas — formerly TikTok general manager in the US — has filled in as interim CEO.
Systrom founded Instagram with Mike Krieger in 2010, two years before Facebook purchased it for $1 billion. Systrom abruptly left his position heading up Instagram in 2018 after facing off against Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.LoadingBy clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Business Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our
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