"None of this bodes well," writes the NYU professor, who's worried about the nonprofit's board getting overpowered.
  • @tsonfeir@lemm.eeEnglish
    30•7 months ago

    So, the board, with no financial gain, kicks him out and now investors want to fire the board. Money wins again.

    • The AssmanEnglish
      5•7 months ago

      The board wants him back too. The whole thing is a clown show.

        • Zima
          1•7 months ago

          they wanted him back but he had the condition that they made an apology letter and cleared him of any wrongdoing. that’s when they changed their minds. if this is about not apologizing to save the company they do seem incompetent.

    • FaceDeer
      -2•7 months ago

      If the board didn’t need money they wouldn’t have investors.