OnlyFans founder is making way for firm's marketing chief

 


 OnlyFans has appointed a new female chief executive, Amrapali Gan

The chief executive of the content subscription website OnlyFans is handing over to a new female boss.

Amrapali Gan is currently marketing head at OnlyFans, which is known for hosting adult content, and has seen a spike in use during the pandemic.

In a social media post Tim Stokely, who founded the company in 2016, said he was stepping down "to pursue new endeavours".

Ms Gan had a "deep passion" for the firm, he said.

"I'm passing the baton on to a colleague and a friend, who has the vision and drive to help the organisation reach tremendous potential," Mr Stokely wrote on Instagram.

Ms Gan said: "I am proud to assume this role. I look forward to continuing to work closely with our creator community to help them maximize control over, and monetise, their content".

She said the firm offered "a unique experience" for its creators and fans and was committed to being "the safest social media platform in the world".

Mr Stokely did not provide details about his future plans but said he would remain as an advisor during the transition phase at the controversial company.

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