Salon Series
WeWork's CEO on the AI boom, selling the World Trade Centers, and stabilizing the co-working company
6/9/2025, 9:00:52 PM
John Santora could be called the anti-Adam Neumann. Unlike the charismatic but sometimes chaotic founder of the co-working firm, Santora is a tried-and-true real estate executive. In his Salon Series conversation with The Real Deal's Stuart Elliott, Santora explained how he right-sized the massive company, and gave the crowd insights on his experience climbing the ladder at Cushman & Wakefield and where he expects the office market to go next.
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