Rebekah Neumann

Neumann, the daughter of Evelyn and Bob Paltrow, grew up in Bedford, New York, and attended the Horace Mann School. Her father had a direct mail business and spent a number of years in prison for tax evasion. She received her yoga instructor certification from the Omega Institute for Holistic Studies. Neumann is a practicing Jew. When she started her yoga training, Rebekah went by the nickname Rebi. == Career ==

After graduating from college, Neumann entered Salomon Smith Barney's Sales and Trading Program, now known as Morgan Stanley Wealth Management. In the early 2010s, she acted and produced some short films using the screen name Rebekah Keith. In 2010, her husband, Adam Neumann, and Miguel McKelvey co-founded WeWork. In 2019 Rebekah Neumann began calling herself a cofounder of WeWork. In September 2019, after an attempt to take the company public revealed deepening financial issues, it was announced that Rebekah Neumann would step down as CEO of WeGrow and relinquish her role in The We Company. Rebekah Neumann played a key role in the collapse of the IPO having contributed New Age language in the filing which as a result "read like a novel written by someone, who was 'shrooming", according to Scott Galloway. Since the collapse of WeWork and associated companies it has been discovered that Rebekah Neumann played a key role in WeWork’s downfall. In 2020, Neumann bought back some of WeGrow's assets and started Student of Life for Life (SOLFL). == Personal life ==

Rebekah and American-Israeli entrepreneur Adam Neumann met in New York Neumann has come under criticism for endorsing unscientific beliefs, such as the idea that meat has emotional memory that can be passed on through consumption. == In popular culture ==

In the Apple TV+ series WeCrashed (2022), Rebekah Neumann is portrayed by Anne Hathaway. Neumann also appears in the nonfiction book Billion Dollar Loser (2020). == Filmography ==

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