In a statement on Twitter, Agrawal wrote that Musk was offered a seat on the board, but he announced on Saturday that he would not be joining the board.
Prior to that, there had been a lot of talk between Musk and the board of directors, and the companies were looking forward to the collaboration, at the same time they realized the risks, the statement said.
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Musk, the world’s richest man, became the largest shareholder in the company after buying a 9.2 percent stake last week. Musk is a frequent user of the platform.
Agrawal wrote that Twitter values shareholder input, regardless of whether they are on the board or not.
– Elon is our largest shareholder, and we will continue to listen to his input, he wrote.
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