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Maria AspanInc.com |
Plank, who controls 65% of the struggling retailer’s voting shares, will become its fourth CEO in four years.
They already hit a home run in all the ways that matter most in our capitalist society, and did so without artistically selling out.
The ongoing spectacle puts a new twist on an old question: Can nonprofits and for-profits really work together effectively?
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