George Soros’s $25 billion nonprofit, Open Society Foundations, will cut its staff by about 40% while reorganizing various senior roles
July 3, 2023 5:30 pm ETOpen Society Foundations, one of the biggest backers of progressive causes, is now led by George Soros’s 37-year-old son, Alex.
’s $25 billion nonprofit, Open Society Foundations, will cut its staff by about 40% while reorganizing various senior roles, according to a spokeswoman for the foundation.Continue reading your article with
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