The Planet Fitness board in September removed Chris Rondeau as CEO but said he would remain on the board. Rondeau now has resigned as director and sent the board a parting message lamenting the direction of the company.
February 21, 2024 at 04:33 PM
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Terminating a company’s CEO poses its own legal and operational risks. But having the ex-CEO stick around as a board member can be even more awkward, as Planet Fitness is finding out.
This week, the Hampton, New Hampshire-based chain of 2,400 fitness centers said Chris Rondeau had resigned from the board over disagreements with the way the company has been run since his surprise ouster as CEO in September.
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