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The CEO of Twitter, Dick Costolo is stepping down, which some speculate is in response to criticism from stockholders. 

During his 4 years as Twitter CEO:

With a growing community of over 2,300 members, the .CEO Registry has had some incredibly successful and influential individuals recently secure their .CEO domain. In a society in which women still only make up less than 5% of S&P 500 CEOs, we are proud to say that almost 20% of our members are female, a figure which is quickly growing.

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MBA Central has released a great new CEO info-graph exposing the growing importance and influence of CEOs who have joined the social media revolution. 

It's time to meet the 2000+ CEO's behind our growing global network of business leaders, social influencers and entrepreneurs.

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Have you ever wondered what a CEO of a major corporation exactly does? It's amazing to think that a single individual can effectively control thousands employees (100,000 in the case of Apple) as well as continually build the companies future.

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They sound like the same thing, but it turns out they're not.

By Vanessa Richardson

Social networks have gained genuine power as a marketing tool for businesses looking to increase their reach, traffic and leads. But there’s no guarantee that the places where most social networking happens now will be the same places hosting it in the future.

The business card, once the networking star, is having trouble keeping pace in the lightning-speed digital world. These days the flimsy paper rectangle feels like it is better at collecting dust in your office drawer, rather than passing on contact information that leads to meaningful business relationships. Business cards only relay a small amount of basic information, can’t stay on top of social media and are easily forgotten. (How many times have we all reached for ours, only to realize we left them at the office?)