Thread regarding Centene Corp. layoffs

Have you all noticed that London pulled all the funding Michael Neidorff had threw out St. Louis and the surrounding areas? It's not only in Missouri, but in the other states too. This is why we no longer have the website that would give employees tickets to events or why we no longer get the Employee Day at the STL ZOO. I heard she got a new jet and she herself said in one of her "London's Calling" video that she "heard it in the hallways in Washington", where she makes notion that she is always up there rubbing elbows with the government. London used Centene as her personal bank account.

The numbers don't lie. Time for change

@ac I get that COVID funding created a temporary boost and that government pullback impacts everyone. But that’s exactly why long-term planning matters. Most organizations knew those conditions wouldn’t last, so the question isn’t just what changed externally, but how effectively leadership adapted to those changes. Both factors can exist at the same time.

You’re comparing Apple to oranges, most healthcare companies saw a massive surplus in funds from Covid. We are seeing what happens when the government pulls out of healthcare and we are a governmental funded company. It su-ks all around but this isn’t the big picture we think we’re seeing

@a4 Aside from coining "Centeam" and creating a giant DEI program that got dismantled last year? All I can think of is make strategic blunder after strategic blunder.

It's almost like a 45 year old who's never been CEO of anything isn't qualified to head a giant Fortune 25 company in a complex, highly regulated industry.

What the he-l is the Board of Directors thinking?

Wow, talk about great timing! 😳

Sold at the PEAK!

https://secfilings.nasdaq.com/filingFrameset.asp?FilingID=19532248&RcvdDate=6/10/2026&CoName=CENTENE%20CORP&FormType=4&View=html

Not much to be honest, but mission simplify. I doubt she even knows how to use copilot, wondering what the shareholders are doing with her. Michael made this company so much better, bad move on his end for her to take over.

Bet she is comfy with her $20 MILLION per year... the upper leadership could have all taken a small loss and saved jobs. Maybe an unpopular opinion - but it is what it is.

Great question.

Here’s another: what has she actually DONE at Centene?