OnlyFans founder Tim Stokely steps down as CEO, appoints Indian as replacement

OnlyFans founder Tim Stokely steps down as CEO.

OnlyFans founder Tim Stokely has stepped down as CEO, and Amrapali “Ami” Gan will take over immediately, the firm announced on Tuesday.

OnlyFans said Gan, who was most recently the company’s chief marketing and communications officer, will now “assume the day-to-day leadership” of the London-based company from Stokely, who is departing to “pursue new endeavors.”

Stokely will stay on as an adviser to help with the transition of leadership. Stokely’s reason for quitting the company was not revealed by a company official.

In a statement, Stokely said, “Ami has a deep passion for OnlyFans’ business and I’m passing the baton to a friend and colleague who has the vision and drive to help the organisation reach its tremendous potential,”

“OnlyFans is still a new company and Ami brings a fresh energy and reflects who we are as a business.”

OnlyFans was founded by Stokely in 2016, and the creator-focused subscription service is most recognized for allowing s3x workers and other adult content creators to charge fans for their content.