Tech Pioneer Susan Wojcicki Remembered for Her Transformative Impact

The former YouTube CEO and early Google employee leaves a legacy of innovation, leadership, and advocacy for working parents.

Susan Wojcicki was a key figure in Google's early days, becoming its 16th employee and advocating for the acquisition of YouTube.
As YouTube CEO, she oversaw the platform's massive growth, including the launch of YouTube Premium and YouTube Shorts.
Wojcicki was an advocate for paid maternity leave, being the first Google employee to take it, and influenced company policies to support working parents.
Tributes from tech leaders and colleagues highlight her visionary leadership and her efforts to open doors for women in tech.
Wojcicki passed away at 56 after a battle with cancer, leaving behind a profound impact on Silicon Valley and beyond.