Opendoor Stock Climbs, CEO Steps Down: 'Power To The People' - Opendoor Technologies (NASDAQ:OPEN)
Shrisha Radhakrishna, with over 20 years of experience, takes interim CEO role as Opendoor begins search for permanent leader during key strategic evolution.
- Carrie Wheeler stepped down as CEO of Opendoor Technologies, Inc. effective immediately on Friday amid growing investor pressure and market volatility.
- The CEO transition follows months of underwhelming financial performance, public calls for new leadership, and vocal investor activism including from co-founder Keith Rabois and hedge fund manager Eric Jackson.
- Opendoor has named Chief Technology & Product Officer Shrisha Radhakrishna to serve as president and acting CEO while the board searches for a permanent replacement.
- Opendoor shares climbed 72% this week to $3.37 on heavy volume Friday, fueled by renewed retail investor interest and crypto investor Anthony Pompliano praising retail investors as a powerful force, saying 'Power to the people.'
- The leadership change and growing investor enthusiasm suggest Opendoor aims to solidify its strategic turnaround and build long-term value amid a challenging real estate market.
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