Go Daddy CEO resigns from the company

The world's largest domain registrar, Go Daddy, has announced the resignation of its CEO, Warren Adelman.

The company's CEO will continue to work at Go Daddy as a special advisor on strategy and global policy.

Warren Eidelman served as CEO for only six months. However, in total, he has been with Go Daddy for over ten years. During this time, the company has become the world's largest web domain registrar and web hosting provider.

Scott Wagner, an associate at KKR (Kohlberg Kravis Roberts), an investor in Go Daddy, will be Go Daddy's new CEO. Wagner will hold this position on an interim basis.

Warren Eidelman's resignation was due to a decision to take a break after a long period of work, at least that's what the Go Daddy founder said.