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Adam Neumann, WeWork and the Failed 2019 IPO: What Happened

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› On August 14, 2019, WeWork, then operating as The We Company, filed its prospectus with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

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› The first sentence about its mission said it wanted to "elevate the world's consciousness." Six weeks later, founder Adam Neumann was no longer CEO, the IPO was called off, and a company valued at $47 billion in January was looking for a rescue.

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› This story shows that a prospectus can do what a board did not.

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› The WeWork S-1 everyone read In January 2019, SoftBank put another $2 billion into WeWork at a $47 billion valuation.

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