Automattic Appoints New Board After Failed CEO Removal Attempt
TechCrunch1 min read80 words
Automattic has appointed a new board after a failed attempt to remove its chief executive. The move follows days of upheaval within the company, during which leadership changes were contested.
The effort to place CEO Matt Mullenweg on leave did not succeed, prompting the organization to restructure its governance. As a result, a new board has been established to oversee the company’s direction.
The company now operates under a new board after the unsuccessful attempt to remove CEO Matt Mullenweg.
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