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Might be a good time to go back to one share one vote corporate structure.

• dantheman 4y ago
  You can choose to invest in companies with that structure and others can choose to invest in other structures...
• sicp-enjoyer 4y ago
  The CEO is still the chief executive. Share voting rights do not control day to day business decisions or even strategy.
  • lifeplusplus 4y ago
    you can replace the CEO
    • sicp-enjoyer 4y ago
      Do you have someone in mind for meta? Or just change in general?
      • lifeplusplus 4y ago
        who should be the CEO is besides the point, certainly many more talented and driven people out there
        • sicp-enjoyer 4y ago
          I think highly accountable tech CEOs with experience managing large organizations, and executing long term visions, are in shorter supply than you suggest. But to bring it back to the context here. The shareholders can fire a CEO, but he runs the company. If you don't know who that person should be, or what traits they should have differently, I don't think it would be that valuable to have voting rights.