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| Jimmy Asci |
Jimmy Asci, who left his chief communications officer job at WeWork in October, is back at Teneo as senior managing director in its New York office.
He joined WeWork in April 2019 to work with co-founder/CEO Adam Neumann to refine the company's narrative ahead of its proposed public offering.
As leader of WeWork's global communications & PA team, Asci provided strategic oversight of its external, internal, financial, government and consumer PR.
He exited WeWork following the collapse of the IPO, $9.5B bailout by Japan's SoftBank Group Corp. and the departure of Neumann.
Before joining WeWork, Asci did a four-year stint at Teneo handling corporate and IR assignments and serving as a member of its crisis communications team.
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