A pivot wasn't necessary. She could have avoided it by recognizing when the writing was on the wall for the company and working towards a graceful shutdown rather than doubling and tripling down on their failures.
That still would have cost investors most of their investment, and probably would have led to this same conspiracy and fraud outcome, since she lied to them to get their funding well before the company shut down. Maybe she could have afforded a bigger/better legal team that way though?
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