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Mark Zuckerberg's 5 wildest and most awkward moments with world leaders, from an ex-employee's new book
- Mark Zuckerberg's meetings with world leaders were detailed in a new memoir by a former Facebook executive, Sarah Wynn-Williams.
- Zuckerberg showed disinterest in policy and politics, even refusing to meet with New Zealand's prime minister when approached by Wynn-Williams.
- During meetings with Russian and South Korean leaders, Zuckerberg appeared nervous and sweaty, showing little interest in international affairs.
- Zuckerberg's behavior, including fake gangsta handshakes and awkward interactions, was highlighted in the memoir.
- At a joint media appearance with Colombia's president, Zuckerberg arrived late, leading to discomfort and a shorter-than-planned meeting.
- During a summit in Panama, Zuckerberg's security detail accidentally shoved the president of Guatemala, causing an uncomfortable situation.
- An attempt to engineer a meeting between Zuckerberg and Chinese leader Xi Jinping at a summit in Peru was blocked by Xi's security detail.
- Wynn-Williams's account in her book reveals awkward and wild moments involving Zuckerberg and world leaders.
- Meta responded to Wynn-Williams' book by stating she was fired for poor performance and toxic behavior, discrediting the claims in the memoir.
- Representatives for Zuckerberg at Meta did not provide a comment on the book when approached by Business Insider.
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