truQ’s CEO walks after five years over co-founder dispute
- Williams Fatayo resigned as CEO of truQ after five years, citing unresolved tensions with co-founder Foluso Ojo.
- Fatayo will transition to a board-level role and sell back part of his equity in the company.
- The internal conflict escalated after Fatayo suggested hiring a more experienced logistics lead.
The leadership transition at truQ highlights the critical importance of resolving internal conflicts in startups. The public nature of the split raises concerns about the company's future under Ojo's leadership, especially given the financial challenges faced. It serves as a reminder that unresolved tensions can significantly impact a company's trajectory.
