The pair's voting rights, which let them control the shared-workplace company, will almost halve if they don't hit their goal.
The We Company's CEO Adam Neumann must donate at least $1 billion to charity in the next decade or his control over the shared-workspace group will be almost halved. Adam and Rebekah Neumann — the company's chief brand and impact officer and his wife — must hit the giving target or their"high-vote" shares will halve in power from 20 voting rights to 10.
The We Company's CEO Adam Neumann must donate at least $1 billion to charity in the next decade or his control over the shared-workspace group will be almost halved. Adam and Rebekah Neumann — the company's chief brand and impact officer and his wife — must hit the giving target or their"high-vote" shares will halve in power from 20 voting rights to 10.
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