WOW! CEO hospitalized with COVID-19

March 30, 2020
WOW! (NYSE:WOW) CEO Teresa Elder was admitted to a local Denver hospital on March 27 after testing positive for COVID-19. Elder had been working remotely since ...

WOW! (NYSE:WOW) CEO Teresa Elder was admitted to a local Denver hospital on March 27 after testing positive for COVID-19. Elder had been working remotely since March 16, following WOW!'s decision to transition all non-essential positions to work-from-home status.

"All of WOW! is united in wishing Teresa a quick and full recovery," said Jeff Marcus, board chairman for WOW!. "The board, her leadership team and every WOW! employee offers their support and prayers to her and her family."

While Elder recovers, Bill Case, chief information officer, will serve as acting CEO. Additionally, Marcus will temporarily take on a formal leadership role as executive chairman.        

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