WeWork's new CEOs could still have a rough time dealing with Adam Neumann, experts say

WeWork's board has replaced founder Adam Neumann as CEO amid the company's disastrous attempt to go public.
He will become the "non-executive" chairman, meaning a chairman with no day-to-day management functions at the company.
Neumann has also been stripped of his control of the company. His super voting shares now carry 3 votes per share (down from 20 per share). And he no longer retains sole voting control.
Softbank, the company's biggest backer, now has more power.
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