Wall Street Magazine Tesla CEO Elon Musk reports that before his battle on Twitter, the billionaire is facing another challenge over how to manage his charitable donations. His inner circle was so shocked by the infighting that Musk chose a former professional actor from Russia as the perfect man to turn over his charitable donations.
Wall Street Magazine In an article titled “Elon Musk’s Inner Circle Shaken by Struggle for His $230 Billion Wealth,” Musk announced that he had recently had disagreements within his personal organization over the management of his charitable donations.
Musk is reportedly relying heavily on a new mentor named Igor Kurganov, a 34-year-old Russian-born professional actor who spent part of the coronavirus pandemic at Musk’s home and is working on strategies for how Musk will spend his huge fortune.
Musk was reportedly extremely impressed with Kurganov’s ideas that he wanted to hold the former player accountable for his charitable donations. Musk’s vice president and head of family office, asset manager Jared Birchall, contacted Elon with concerns about the matter.
WSJ Burchall is said to have turned to Musk and said, “Elon, you can’t.”
WSJ author:
Mr. He was alarmed by Mr Birchall. Musk could be involved in a federal investigation and reopen an internal case against Mr. This spring, says Kurganov, people familiar with the subject. said Mr. Worthless to Mr. Birchall. Kurganov, who played a major role in Mr.’s promised $5.7 billion stake. Musk to donate.
During this time, Mr. Birchall was always with Mr. Birchall. Musk as his boss harasses Twitter. He helped raise billions of dollars in funding and spoke to shareholders and investors on behalf of Mr. Musk is about the future of social networking.
In the spring, Tesla’s CEO’s Twitter bid required him to invest tens of billions of dollars in personal finance and spent most of his attention. Meanwhile, Tesla’s stock was falling as the broader market retreated, reducing Bay’s net worth. Musk.
Eventually, Burchall asked Musk to fire the pro player in May, and Musk agreed to make the change.
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