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The board may not have any real voting power, "thanks to a supervoting share structure that gives insiders 100 votes per share." Holmes unilaterally decides who
by srunni 11y ago
The board may not have any real voting power, "thanks to a supervoting share structure that gives insiders 100 votes per share." Holmes unilaterally decides who's on the board.
https://www.theinformation.com/inside-private-tech-voting-structures https://www.theinformation.com/inside-private-tech-voting-st...
- mcnamaratw 11y agoOrdinarily at least, the board is the board. Shareholders can vote them out, though.