MyPillow's founder has made changes to his role within the company. Mike Lindell is stepping down as CEO to focus on his bid for governor. This move is accompanied by another significant change, as Lindell is also no longer the majority owner of MyPillow.
Further details on these developments can be found in the Star Tribune, which reported on Lindell's decision to relinquish his majority ownership and CEO position, a company he originally founded in 2004.
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