Oprah Winfrey exits WeightWatchers board, will donate stock to African American history museum

Oprah Winfrey To Give Future Earnings From Weight Watchers Stock To African American Museum; Steps Down From Board

Oprah Winfrey "has decided not to stand for re-election" at WeightWatchers' upcoming annual meeting of shareholders in May 2024, the company announced on Wednesday, Feb. 28. The former TV host served on the company's Board of Directors since 2015. But she is looking forward "to continuing to advise and collaborate with WeightWatchers and CEO Sima Sistani in elevating the conversation around recognising obesity as a chronic condition, working to …

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Oprah ditches Weight Watchers board, donates stock to Museum of African American History - Washington Examiner

Media mogul Oprah Winfrey announced she is stepping down from the board of Weight Watchers on Wednesday. Additionally, Winfrey will donate her Weight Watchers stock to the Museum of African American History in Washington, D.C. The stock decreased in value by 23% Thursday, to $2.88 a share. Winfrey was the largest stakeholder, according to FactSet, as she owned 1.43%. Winfrey has served on the weight loss company board since 2015 and recently a…