Co-founder conflict forces CEO exit at Techstars-backed truQ
- Williams Fatayo announced his resignation as CEO of truQ in a Medium post on July 12, 2025.
- Fatayo co-founded truQ in 2020 to automate short-haul logistics, initially focusing on B2C before shifting to B2B.
- The startup's B2B operations now account for 90% of its trips and 65% of its revenue.
Bendada.com - Jul 13, 2025
truQ’s CEO walks after five years over co-founder dispute
Williams Fatayo has resigned as CEO of truQ, transitioning to a board-level role amid unresolved ten
The resignation of a founding CEO can create instability and uncertainty for a startup, especially in the logistics sector where operational efficiency is critical. It raises concerns about leadership dynamics and the startup's future direction, particularly with ongoing conflicts among co-founders.
