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WeWork Lays out Plenty of Risks to Its Success, Including the Influence of Its Founder

Debt, Fast Growth and Adam Neumann's Voting Power Lead List of Challenges Facing IPO-Seeking Company
WeWork founder and chief executive Adam Neumann, right, lays out his vision at an Aspen Institute meeting in 2017. (photo courtesy of WeWork)
WeWork founder and chief executive Adam Neumann, right, lays out his vision at an Aspen Institute meeting in 2017. (photo courtesy of WeWork)
CoStar News
August 14, 2019 | 7:04 P.M.

As founder and chief executive of WeWork, Adam Neumann is very much the face of the fast-growing coworking giant. So it's little surprise he figures prominently in We Co.'s 383-page filing to become a public company.

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