These co-CEOs can't imagine running things on their own

Source: Business Insider

Connor Diemand-Yauman and Rebecca Taber Staehelin founded the nonprofit Merit America and serve as co-CEOs. The times they've disagreed on strategy have tested their thinking and made the resulting decisions "exponentially beneficial," she said. Courtesy Merit AmericaThe co-CEO model is having a moment, with companies like Spotify, Comcast, and Oracle adopting it.

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