Elon Musk just tweeted on the appointment of Twitter’s first female CEO, who will take up residence in the position in six weeks.

Although the incoming CEO’s identity has not yet been made public, sources indicate that Linda Yaccarino, Head of Advertising at NBCUniversal, is the most probable candidate to take over Twitter after Musk assumes the positions of Executive Chairman and Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

The specifics state that Musk will oversee “product, software, and sysops.” It is important to note that Musk acquired Twitter for $44 billion and then rose to the position of CEO.

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