That’s quite an article, thanks for posting. It explains a lot. The bottom line is that except for Dorsey the entire board owns 77 shares of the company. Total. With the possible exception of Durban they all need to go. When you have a board directing a company following personal self-righteousness and vanity instead of the interests of the shareholders, you have a problem no matter what industry it’s in.
Very well said about the article, thank you.
“With the possible exception of Durban they all need to go.”
when you personally own 100% of a company, there is no need for a “board” at all ... you simply directly run it or hire a small management team that reports directly to you to run it ...