Jeff Bezos said he will change to the job of chief seat in the second from last quarter, giving over the CEO job to Andy Jassy, who heads Amazon Web Services.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai on Wednesday saluted Jeff Bezos and his replacement Andy Jassy on their new parts after the Amazon originator declared his choice to stand aside in the not so distant future as CEO of the organization.
Mr Bezos said he will change to the part of leader seat in the second from last quarter, giving over the CEO job to Andy Jassy, who heads Amazon Web Services.
The Indian-American top chief additionally sent his all the best for two of the purposeful ventures of the active Amazon CEO – the Day 1 Fund and the Bezos Earth Fund.
Congrats @JeffBezos , best wishes for Day 1 and Earth fund. Congrats @ajassy on your new role!
— Sundar Pichai (@sundarpichai) February 2, 2021
Mr Bezos, in a letter to Amazon workers, said he would “stay occupied with significant Amazon activities” yet would turn towards humanitarian activities, including his Day One Fund and Bezos Earth Fund, and other undertakings in space investigation and news-casting.
Top heads and conspicuous figures at other significant organizations around the globe have been sending their congrats to Bezos and Jassy by means of Twitter.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, noticing Mr Jassy’s achievements, said, “a merited acknowledgment of what you have achieved”.
Congratulations to @JeffBezos and @ajassy on your new roles. A well-deserved recognition of what you have accomplished.
— Satya Nadella (@satyanadella) February 2, 2021
Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce, additionally took to Twitter to say Amazon “couldn’t be in better hands
Congrats @ajassy! Amazon could not be in better hands. 👍
— Marc Benioff (@Benioff) February 2, 2021
Mr Bezos, 57, established Amazon in his carport in 1994 and proceeded to develop it into a giant that rules online retail, with activities in streaming music and TV, staple goods, distributed computing, advanced mechanics, man-made brainpower and that’s just the beginning.
Mr Jassy joined Amazon as an advertising administrator in 1997 and in 2003 established AWS, the cloud administrations division of the organization which has been quite possibly the most productive however least-known units of the tech monster.