It's his fault and the buck stops with him, but guess who is remaining employed?
Its a public company, so it belongs to the shareholders. Brian Armstrong is one of the founders, and is the largest share owner, but a cursory google suggests that he owns just about 10% of the shares by value.
Why do you care what these people pay each other?
99% of them are totally against the swamp, yet the swamp continues.
Voting doesn't matter if there's no real ability to vote for real change.