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WeWork CEO Charts Course for Profitable Growth After Bankruptcy Exit

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Real estate veteran John Santora emphasizes operational discipline and hospitality as company approaches one-year anniversary of Chapter 11 emergence Nearly a year after emerging from bankruptcy, WeWork is telling a markedly different story under the leadership of John Santora, a 47-year real estate industry veteran who has brought old-school operational discipline to the once high-flying […]

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