Bullet points: "The NEW CEO Of Twitter?

NAME_1, a potential new CEO for Twitter, is an executive at NBC Universal and holds a position at the World Economic Forum.

Last month, during an interview with NAME_2, NAME_3 encouraged him to allow advertisers to have influence on the platform.

NAME_4 disagreed, stating that it was wrong for advertisers to try to shape Twitter's content.

NAME_3 persisted, requesting the reinstatement of an "influence council" for advertisers to regularly interact with Twitter's leadership.

NAME_4 expressed concern that this could lead to public backlash.

Before her potential role as Twitter's CEO, NAME_3 had various positions at NBC Universal, including Chairman of Global Advertising and Partnerships.

While I understand everyone’s concerns after reading the above, I want to point a few important points:

- Working at WEF doesn’t immediately make you part of the ‘establishment’. Is every politician evil? Every banker greedy?
- If done right, and without influencing free speech, communication between Twitter and advertisers is a positive.
- NAME_2 can fire a CEO if they don’t live up to his expectations

Having said all this, do you think she’s the right person for the job?"