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Home / News / Business News / T-Mobile's John Legere could be WeWork's next CEO
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    T-Mobile's John Legere could be WeWork's next CEO

    Shubham Sharma
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    Last updated on Nov 12, 2019, 12:30 pm
    T-Mobile's John Legere could be WeWork's next CEO
  • From an imploded IPO to allegations of sexism, unprofessional culture and layoffs, WeWork has faced a lot of flak lately.

    The company has been falling apart and one of the reasons behind this downfall is the erratic behavior and questionable leadership decisions of its now-ousted CEO Adam Neumann.

    And now, reports have surfaced that WeWork is looking for a new CEO.

    Here's more.

  • In this article
    WeWork looking to hire new CEO: Report T-Mobile's John Legere among potential candidates Plan comes just when T-Mobile-Sprint merger inches closer Legere might change WeWork's fortunes WeWork's new CEO might join by January 2020
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    WeWork looking to hire new CEO: Report

  • Following Neumann's departure in September, SoftBank, an existing investor, bought a majority stake in the co-working company for $10 billion, saving it from potential bankruptcy.

    The conglomerate then appointed Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham as its co-CEOs, but according to people familiar with the matter, that was just a temporary solution.

    Evidently, SoftBank is looking for a fresh change to reverse WeWork's widening losses.

  • Search

    T-Mobile's John Legere among potential candidates

    T-Mobile's John Legere among potential candidates
  • Just recently, Reuters reported that the troubled company has already started a search for the new chief executive.

    It has been in talks with a number of candidates, including John Legere, who is the current CEO of US telecom giant T-Mobile.

    However, neither WeWork nor T-Mobile has officially confirmed the development.

  • Information

    Plan comes just when T-Mobile-Sprint merger inches closer

  • Legere's name for WeWork's top spot comes just as his existing company T-Mobile inches closer to complete its acquisition of Sprint. The deal, which has been in the works since last year, will likely be finalized early next year, with Legere getting a huge payout.

  • Possibility

    Legere might change WeWork's fortunes

  • While Legere's appointment is not confirmed, a high-profile candidate like him would bring a certain level of eccentricity and charisma that's needed to repair WeWork's tarnished image.

    Not to mention, the experience and expertise of the outspoken CEO, who shot to fame after reviving a collapsed T-Mobile, might also repair the business of WeWork, helping the company cut down losses and go public.

  • Joining

    WeWork's new CEO might join by January 2020

    WeWork's new CEO might join by January 2020
  • Be it Legere or someone else, WeWork is hoping to see the new CEO join as soon as January 2020.

    It's also worth noting that if Legere is the one taking the post, it would essentially mean that WeWork's current executive chairman Marcelo Claure, who previously worked as Sprint's CEO, would be picking his former competitor to save WeWork from a looming collapse.

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