UiPath co-founder & CEO Daniel Dines
Courtesy: UiPath
UiPath shares plunged far more than 30% on Wednesday soon after the program firm reported CEO Rob Enslin is resigning successful June 1, and becoming replaced by co-founder Daniel Dines, who stepped down as co-CEO on Jan. 31.
The shakeup arrives much less than five months after UiPath ended a co-CEO arrangement amongst Enslin and Dines.
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