@pbo+1v5k8aXF The strange dynamic with the change in leadership is Roger Farah was named “Executive of the Board of Directors” and David Joyner is the “CEO” and not “Executive CEO”. This means Roger Farah is running the company and making the operational decisions. Joyner is the face of the company, but not making the operational decisions.
And the article to prove he’s right. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/power-player-cvs-karen-lynch-080000223.html
This isn’t good. Chairman of the board is the one whose calling the shots and the board only cares about shareholders.