Neumann will remain chairman of the company he started in 2010 and also continues to control a majority of voting shares. The move follows increased scrutiny of the office-sharing startup over its governance and profit, ahead of its initial public offering (IPO) plansWeWork CEO Adam Neumann steps down, says scrunity is distracting
Neumann will remain chairman of the company he started in 2010 and also continues to control a majority of voting shares. The move follows increased scrutiny of the office-sharing startup over its governance and profit, ahead of its initial public offering (IPO) plans
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