
The CEO's return: Who cheated, who get out
25 Episodes

Episode 1
Claire Whitmore rose to the top by creating NexaStream’s European division on her own, only to face immediate resistance when she arrived in New York as CEO. A woman stopped her at the elevator and dismissed her as unqualified, but Claire answered with action, not outrage. Armed with board votes, prenuptial agreements, and a USB drive of evidence, she brought the traitor down and reclaimed what was hers.

Episode 2
Claire Whitmore rose to the top by creating NexaStream’s European division on her own, only to face immediate resistance when she arrived in New York as CEO. A woman stopped her at the elevator and dismissed her as unqualified, but Claire answered with action, not outrage. Armed with board votes, prenuptial agreements, and a USB drive of evidence, she brought the traitor down and reclaimed what was hers.

Episode 3
Claire Whitmore rose to the top by creating NexaStream’s European division on her own, only to face immediate resistance when she arrived in New York as CEO. A woman stopped her at the elevator and dismissed her as unqualified, but Claire answered with action, not outrage. Armed with board votes, prenuptial agreements, and a USB drive of evidence, she brought the traitor down and reclaimed what was hers.

Episode 4
Claire Whitmore rose to the top by creating NexaStream’s European division on her own, only to face immediate resistance when she arrived in New York as CEO. A woman stopped her at the elevator and dismissed her as unqualified, but Claire answered with action, not outrage. Armed with board votes, prenuptial agreements, and a USB drive of evidence, she brought the traitor down and reclaimed what was hers.

Episode 5
Claire Whitmore rose to the top by creating NexaStream’s European division on her own, only to face immediate resistance when she arrived in New York as CEO. A woman stopped her at the elevator and dismissed her as unqualified, but Claire answered with action, not outrage. Armed with board votes, prenuptial agreements, and a USB drive of evidence, she brought the traitor down and reclaimed what was hers.

Episode 6
Claire Whitmore rose to the top by creating NexaStream’s European division on her own, only to face immediate resistance when she arrived in New York as CEO. A woman stopped her at the elevator and dismissed her as unqualified, but Claire answered with action, not outrage. Armed with board votes, prenuptial agreements, and a USB drive of evidence, she brought the traitor down and reclaimed what was hers.

Episode 7
Claire Whitmore rose to the top by creating NexaStream’s European division on her own, only to face immediate resistance when she arrived in New York as CEO. A woman stopped her at the elevator and dismissed her as unqualified, but Claire answered with action, not outrage. Armed with board votes, prenuptial agreements, and a USB drive of evidence, she brought the traitor down and reclaimed what was hers.

Episode 8
Claire Whitmore rose to the top by creating NexaStream’s European division on her own, only to face immediate resistance when she arrived in New York as CEO. A woman stopped her at the elevator and dismissed her as unqualified, but Claire answered with action, not outrage. Armed with board votes, prenuptial agreements, and a USB drive of evidence, she brought the traitor down and reclaimed what was hers.

Episode 9
Claire Whitmore rose to the top by creating NexaStream’s European division on her own, only to face immediate resistance when she arrived in New York as CEO. A woman stopped her at the elevator and dismissed her as unqualified, but Claire answered with action, not outrage. Armed with board votes, prenuptial agreements, and a USB drive of evidence, she brought the traitor down and reclaimed what was hers.

Episode 10
Claire Whitmore rose to the top by creating NexaStream’s European division on her own, only to face immediate resistance when she arrived in New York as CEO. A woman stopped her at the elevator and dismissed her as unqualified, but Claire answered with action, not outrage. Armed with board votes, prenuptial agreements, and a USB drive of evidence, she brought the traitor down and reclaimed what was hers.
