In Claure's memo to staff sent Thursday that was seen by Bloomberg, he said: "I can assure you that you will see more diversity on the WeWork board and management team." His message follows the announcement by WeWork late Wednesday that named new representatives to the company's board: Claure and Raine Group's Jeff Sine. As it stands, the company's top three executives are male, and the entire board is composed of men. Shortly after Claure's memo, WeWork's commitment to workplace inclusion was further called into question. A former employee filed a complaint with a U.S. civil rights agency alleging discrimination. Medina Bardhi, who was chief of staff to former Chief Executive Officer Adam Neumann, said she was demoted twice after she became pregnant and that Neumann referred to her maternity leave as a "vacation." The board now has nine men and a male observer, Neumann. SoftBank Group Corp., the largest investor, has the right to appoint two other directors.