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Adam Neumann Needs To Be Held Accountable. Is There A Case For Minority Shareholders And Employees?

forbes.com Oct 23 2019 BoardBlogs

Adam Neumann transitions from humble beginnings to a despotic Leader. He led WeWork to an existential crisis while encashing billions of dollars to fill his personal coffer. There should be consequences for such reckless and grossly negligent breach of fiduciary duties...
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