Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham appear to be trying to make a sharp break from Neumann's tenure as CEO.
WeWork's new co-CEOs plan to push out around 20 friends and family members of Adam Neumann, their recently ousted predecessor, according to The Wall Street Journal's Eliot Brown, Anupreeta Das, and Maureen Farrell. Included in that group are Vice Chair Michael Gross, Chief Product Officer Chris Hill, and 10 employees that reported directly to Neumann, according to the report.
WeWork's new co-CEOs plan to push out around 20 friends and family members of Adam Neumann, their recently ousted predecessor, according to The Wall Street Journal's Eliot Brown, Anupreeta Das, and Maureen Farrell. Included in that group are Vice Chair Michael Gross, Chief Product Officer Chris Hill, and 10 employees that reported directly to Neumann, according to the report.
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