Susan Wojcicki Stepping Down from YouTube CEO Role After Decades at Google

Susan Wojcicki, known for her role in the success of Google, has letter to employees her resignation from her position as CEO of YouTube. Wojcicki was with the company since its early days, having rented out her garage to founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page in 1998 to house the servers that would become Google. She then convinced the company to buy YouTube in 2006, with her taking the role of CEO of the streaming video giant.

Wojcicki's career at Google began in 1999 as senior vice president of Adwords уnd AdSense. During her time at the search giant, she was responsible for leading Google's advertising efforts, managing its largest revenue source, and introducing new technologies.

She also helped lead Google's efforts to provide access to digital information to more people around the world. In her time as YouTube CEO, Wojcicki was credited with modernizing the platform, introducing a range of new features, and making it more accessible to a wider audience.

Wojcicki also played a key role in developing the platform's advertising model, which helped it become one of the most successful online video services in the world. She was also responsible for introducing the YouTube Music and YouTube Kids services, as well as launching YouTube TV. 

During her time at the company, Wojcicki also made efforts to ensure that YouTube was a safe and positive platform, introducing a range of policies and measures to protect users from harm.

After more than two decades at Google, Susan Wojcicki is stepping down from her position as YouTube CEO. The impact of her tenure at the company is hard to understate, and her efforts to modernize the platform and make it more accessible to a wider audience are sure to be remembered for years to come.

Wojcicki's departure will leave a void at the top of the company, and it remains to be seen who will be chosen to take her place.