Since Facebook’s disappointing IPO in May, CEO Mark Zuckerberg has stayed pretty quiet.
After the company’s continuous stock price drop, last week Zuckerberg announced that he wouldn’t be selling any of his shares of Facebook for at least a year. The move raised Facebook's stock price and inspired confidence in some investors who were concerned that the CEO might cash out on his shares and send shares of he company even lower. The move was not enough, however, to stop some from suggesting he should resign from his position and replace himself with a more capable CEO.
Today the CEO is out of hiding, doing his first interview on stage in front of a room of entrepreneurs, startup founders, and press in San Francisco, a 20-minute Fireside chat at TechCrunch Disrupt.
We're adding this post with live updates as the interview happens. TechCrunch is also providing a live stream here.