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Why CEO turnover in 2019 is at a record high

15-Oct-19 12:45

Why CEO turnover in 2019 is at a record high

This September saw a string of high-profile executive departures, including WeWork’s Adam Neumann and Juul’s Kevin Burns, prompting speculation that investors’ patience with the leaders of big, buzzy, controversial startups was wearing thin. That may well be true, but a new report suggests that Neumann and Burns are just one part of a much bigger trend.

Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Richard Bradbury, Freda Liu, & Jeff Sandhu


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