Or it was recognized that Adam was the instigator and the real power player, and the force that Sam needed to come to an accommodation with. From everything I've heard about Toner, she's a very principled person who lent academic credibility to the board, and was a great figurehead for the non-profit's conscience. Once the veneer was ripped from the non-profit's "controlling" role, she was deadweight and useful only as a scapegoat.

It looks to me like the real victim here is the "for humanity" corporate structure. At some point, the money decided it needed to be free.

Well I don't see Greg back on the list and he was a loyalist so there may be a few adjustments moving forward

Yes, quite clearly.