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Masstown farmer launches pumpkins over a kilometre for charity | SaltWire - WeWork's Chief Operating Officer Anthony Yazbeck will step down from his role and also as president on Oct. 20, the company said on Thursday, days after it named interim chief David Tolley as permanent CEO.
The circumstances leading to Yazbeck's departure is not due to any disagreement related to financial or operational matters, the company said in a regulatory filing.
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