 In an apology, CEO Korey said that she was "appalled" to read her own messages and listed steps taken to improve the company's work culture in the last year.Korey initially resigned as CEO on December 9, and the company announced that she was to be succeeded by Stuart Haselden, former COO of Lululemon.Korey renounced her resignation on January 13, 2020, and stated that she and Haselden will be co-CEOs of Away.