Niketa Patel of the Twitter News Partnerships team left the company
What will you feel if you hear that one of the best employees of your company has suddenly left the company? I woke up and saw a tweet of Niketa Patel where she announced that today is her last day at Twitter. Niketa Patel is working at Twitter since 2015 in the Twitter News Partnerships. She was a senior partnership solution manager for news, oversees News Partnerships in the US for Twitter. She manages strategic partnerships with newsrooms, journalists and collaborates on content integrations, products, tools, training.
Who is Niketa Patel of Twitter News partnerships?
People love news on Twitter, and anything that happens anywhere is reported first on Twitter. The news partnerships team collaborates with newsrooms and journalists and provides the atmosphere to bring the news to the audience on Twitter. Niketa has 17 years of experience in digital journalism, audience development, and product at CNN, ABC News, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, CBS News, Florida Times-Union, and more. Currently, she is a board member of the Online News Association, a nonprofit membership organization for digital journalists — connecting journalism, technology, and innovation.
Niketa Patel highlighted the importance of supporting local journalists. TWTR has introduced a few campaigns for supporting local journalists, such as #FollowLocalJournalists #TwitterForNews #TwitterForJournalists. TWTR aims to help local journalists by displaying ads for both physical and digital newspapers. She joined the company in Jun 2015, and at the time of writing this article, July 3, 2021, today is her last day at TWTR.
Niketa’s Tweets
Since there is no shortage of news this week, here is some ✨ personal news ✨ of my own. After 6 incredible years at Twitter, today is my last day at the nest. This was a bittersweet decision since Twitter is on the cusp of much greatness. #LoveWhereYouWorked #LoveTwitter
— Niketa Patel (@Niketa) July 2, 2021
She tweeted with a heavy heart that after six incredible years at TWTR, today will be my last day in the company.
The core of Twitter is the Tweeps. I will dearly miss everyone so much. Not being able to say goodbye to my amazing colleagues in person when I moved from NYC to ATL 6 months ago & today *actually* hurts A LOT. #OneTeam ?
— Niketa Patel (@Niketa) July 2, 2021
She was emotional while writing, “I will miss everyone so much.”
To all of the newsrooms & journalists that I’ve worked with here in the US & globally, you are the *very essence* of Twitter. Thank you for your partnership and friendship. I will forever continue to advocate for your voices, safety & #pressfreedom
— Niketa Patel (@Niketa) July 2, 2021
She thanked all the newsrooms and journalists and said you are the “very essence” of TWTR
Talk about impact. Twitter will not be the same without you. Thank you for everything you've done to keep Twitter a more informed and healthier place. On a personal level, thank you for the mentorship and being such a lovely person. Will miss you!
— Jackie Galgey (She/her) Ally ?️? (@jackiegalgey) July 2, 2021
Niketa’s Colleagues Tweets
Niketa! I'll miss you so much. Grateful to have worked with you and lucky that I was your desk mate for a bit in the NYC. So excited for your next venture and all the amazing things you'll do?
— Yasmin Meleis (@yasmeleis) July 2, 2021
Niketa!!! I will miss you, your diligence, compassion, and kindness so much. I loved working with you and I hope our paths cross again soon. Thank you for your impact here and for all that I've learned from you! ?
— Trenton Kennedy (@TrentonJKennedy) July 2, 2021
Awww man. You will be missed! Best of luck in this new venture!
— Andrew Kat? (@KatzAndrewS) July 2, 2021
Niketa! Bittersweet to see you leaving, but I know you’ll crush it in your next gig. I’ll always remember how welcoming you were to me as a new hire in the NYC office. Meant a lot. Wishing you all the best!
— Mike Niesz (@MikeNiesz) July 3, 2021
Thank you for everything you’ve brought to Twitter @Niketa! Your passion and advocacy for your partners never wavered, and your love of journalists and journalism came through in your work. It made twitter better. https://t.co/7CrC7CJgKA
— Lara Cohen ?? (@Larakate) July 2, 2021
I am sad. https://t.co/uXhylAAAe6
— Madeleine O’Shea (@madeleineoshea) July 2, 2021
Niketa Patel’s journey on TWTR was so pleasant, sorry to see you go. We all wish you all the best for your future venture.
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