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Sheryl Sandberg speaks at a press conference in London (UK).

Sheryl Sandberg, who helped transform Facebook from a tech startup into a digital advertising empire, is leaving the board of Meta , Facebook's parent company.

On her personal Facebook page, Sheryl Sandberg wrote: “It is with a grateful heart and a grateful mind that I have informed the Meta Board of Directors that I will not be re-elected in May. The teams led by Mark Javi Olivan, Justin Osofsky, and Nicola Mendelsohn have demonstrated that Meta’s business is strong and has good prospects for the future, so now seems the right time to step down.”

Sheryl Sandberg stepped down as CEO of Meta in 2022, but will continue to serve on the company's Board of Directors. Sheryl Sandberg served as CEO of Facebook and then Meta for more than 14 years and as a board member for 12 years.

Sheryl Sandberg left Google to join Facebook in 2008. As the second CEO at Meta under Mark Zuckerberg, Sheryl Sandberg received a lot of criticism for some of her mistakes. Despite leaving, Sheryl Sandberg said she will continue to advise the company.

In 2022, Sheryl Sandberg announced that she was launching a women's empowerment program to address gender inequality. The program includes teaching courses in high schools, as well as publishing resources for seniors.

Lean In is a project of the Sandberg Goldberg Bernthal Family Foundation, a private foundation founded by Sheryl Sandberg with her late husband, Dave Goldberg.

(according to OL)

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