Automattic Board Forces CEO Matt Mullenweg into Leave of Absence
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Automattic's board of directors has placed CEO Matt Mullenweg on a leave of absence, a decision he stated was against his will.
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The board of directors at Automattic has forced its chief executive officer, Matt Mullenweg, to take a leave of absence.
According to an internal message shared on the company's Slack platform, Mullenweg stated that the decision was taken against his will. Additional details regarding the board's move have not been disclosed.
Source: TechCrunch
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