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I’m so proud of everything we’ve achieved. I took on each challenge that came my way because it had a mission that benefited so many people’s lives around the world: finding information, telling stories and supporting creators, artists, and small businesses. Over the years, I’ve worn many hats and done so many things: managed marketing, co-created Google Image Search, led Google’s first Video and Book search, as well as early parts of AdSense’s creation, worked on the YouTube and DoubleClick acquisitions, served as SVP of Ads, and for the last nine years, the CEO of YouTube. It would be one of the best decisions of my life.

I saw the potential of what they were building, which was incredibly exciting, and although the company had only a few users and no revenue, I decided to join the team. Twenty-five years ago I made the decision to join a couple of Stanford graduate students who were building a new search engine. Google’s appointment of Wojcicki, one of the company’s most senior execs, reflected how important the video platform had become to its advertising business. In February 2014, Wojcicki was named YouTube’s CEO. In her multiple stints at Google, Wojcicki has overseen product management of AdSense, Google Book Search and Google Video as well as the syndication of the company’s products. Prior to Google, she worked at Intel, Bain & Co.

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Wojcicki joined Google in 1999 as the 16th employee, becoming the search engine’s first marketing exec, and founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin initially ran the company out of her garage in Menlo Park, Calif. She cut the company’s first deals to license search technology and led the initial development of Google’s image search. I’m excited to continue this awesome and important mission. You’ve built YouTube into an extraordinary home for creators and viewers.

Mohan, in a tweet responding to Wojcicki’s announcement, wrote, “It’s been amazing to work with you over the years.

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