CEO Dan Price (Who Paid Everyone At His Company the Same Wage) Steps Down Amid Sexual Assault Allegations.

Husky_Khan

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CEO Dan Price, who became famous as the CEO of Gravity Payments, a payment processor, for giving everyone a minimum of a $70,000 annually (up from $48,000 median) while bravely cutting his own wage down from one million to the company median. He also offered unlimited time off and resulting in his companies yugely positive financials which he constantly talked about since his main job was Public Relations, has stepped down from his role as CEO due to allegations of sexual harassment, sexual assault and felony rape, stating he doesn't want to be a distraction from what he's proud that he has built as he fights these false charges.

New York Post said:
Earlier this year, Seattle prosecutors charged Price with misdemeanor assault and reckless driving after he allegedly attempted to kiss the woman following a business meeting and then grabbed her by the throat when she rejected his advances.

After the alleged altercation, Price purportedly drove to a parking lot and performed “doughnuts” in his Tesla while she was still in the car, according to the Seattle Times. Price pleaded not guilty to the charge in May and has denied wrongdoing.




The fact that his often viral social media presence has helped boost his companies PR has helped drown out other allegations of misconduct, including potential spousal abuse of his now ex-wife several years back, as well as the allegation that the reason he equalized his pay was to screw his business partners, including his brother and co-founder, out of more financial compensation in regards to the company. Or that he was paying himself $50,000 a year until 2012 when he boosted his own competition, apparently to the criticism of his partners, to over a million dollars before making this 'shocking' 2015 announcement.

However now he may lose his lucrative $100,000 paycheck as CEO... which means he'll only have his existing wealth to fall upon from things like speaking engagement fees... and real estate... and his book deals... and stealth payments and...



But don't worry, it seems more then likely that him stepping down as CEO is performative in the wake of more surfacing allegations and he'll still retain control of the company.

 

Cherico

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There have been a whole pile of false alligations over the years and I mean a lot I think this should be settled in a court of law
 

WolfBear

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CEO Dan Price, who became famous as the CEO of Gravity Payments, a payment processor, for giving everyone a minimum of a $70,000 annually (up from $48,000 median) while bravely cutting his own wage down from one million to the company median. He also offered unlimited time off and resulting in his companies yugely positive financials which he constantly talked about since his main job was Public Relations, has stepped down from his role as CEO due to allegations of sexual harassment, sexual assault and felony rape, stating he doesn't want to be a distraction from what he's proud that he has built as he fights these false charges.






The fact that his often viral social media presence has helped boost his companies PR has helped drown out other allegations of misconduct, including potential spousal abuse of his now ex-wife several years back, as well as the allegation that the reason he equalized his pay was to screw his business partners, including his brother and co-founder, out of more financial compensation in regards to the company. Or that he was paying himself $50,000 a year until 2012 when he boosted his own competition, apparently to the criticism of his partners, to over a million dollars before making this 'shocking' 2015 announcement.

However now he may lose his lucrative $100,000 paycheck as CEO... which means he'll only have his existing wealth to fall upon from things like speaking engagement fees... and real estate... and his book deals... and stealth payments and...



But don't worry, it seems more then likely that him stepping down as CEO is performative in the wake of more surfacing allegations and he'll still retain control of the company.



What odds would you place on these allegations actually being true?
 

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