Poll: Should Brad Garlinghouse step down as a CEO?

[namini]

Just would like to hear people's opinion on this, without fud and with respect.

[quan]

no

[Woodseal]

Could you expand and give any reasons why you think he should resign

[Troote]

17 minutes ago, Woodseal said:

Could you expand and give any reasons why you think he should resign

Ripple, his company, lost 70%+ of its shareholder value under his watch.

[thinlyspread]

Personally I'm not a fan. I find him slippery, evasive, and prone to hype over substance. 

[SadtoshiNaggingmoto]

18 minutes ago, Troote said:

Ripple, his company, lost 70%+ of its shareholder value under his watch.

Crazy, they got from 51$ to 18$ in 2 months.

Then again, EZ are offerings of employee shares otc, rigth? So its only a asking price. 

[wogojump]

37 minutes ago, Woodseal said:

Could you expand and give any reasons why you think he should resign

Ripple has faced numerous lawsuits over the last few years, based on his actions.  Including the resent SEC lawsuit directed at him, Chris, and Ripple.

[Benchmark]

I'm not sure yet, I guess a lot will hang on the latest legal troubles and Ripple's trajectory through this all.

[Troote]

1 minute ago, SadtoshiNaggingmoto said:

Crazy, they got from 51$ to 18$ in 2 months.

Then again, EZ are offerings of employee shares otc, rigth? So its only a asking price. 

That is my understanding, yes. I still think it is a good proxy. Bear in mind the picture I share is (allegedly) dated December 23rd. I don't have access to Equityzen so don't know how the situation has evolved.

[Xrpdude]

terrible time to step down, need to weather the storm and don't need more disruption imho, would send out a rather unconfident message to investors too. 

[PunishmentOfLuxury]

I voted yes. But not now - at the right time as a sacrificial head to get a settlement on good terms from the SEC. I like the guy but he's let his mouth run too often: "three out of the top five remittance co's", "dozens of banks" etc.

I'm not bothered by his personal sales of XRP - businessmen are in the game to get rich and powerful - I just want to hang onto their coat tails for a bit.

[bx549]

Yes. He's not a founder. He was brought in to be a CEO. 

[thinlyspread]

30 minutes ago, PunishmentOfLuxury said:

I voted yes. But not now - at the right time as a sacrificial head

Good point.

[XrpChad]

very poor performance since 2018. Not even close to everyones expectations.

[henne111]

Brad Garlinghouse as CEO should not resign!
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