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Jordi Greenham, co-founder and CEO of Mexico-based long-term rentals startup Homie, resigned from his role in February 2020 after the company’s ethics board investigated allegations that he sexually harassed a job applicant, following reports she said he propositioned her with an offer of money for personal contact during the hiring process.
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You are likely to be at great risk by engaging in any sort of consumer-related activity with this entity.
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Co-founder and CEO until his resignation in February 2020.
A job applicant accused him of sexual harassment via late-night WhatsApp messages.
An unsolicited proposition offering 3,000 pesos ($150 USD) to spend the night with the applicant.
The anonymous applicant posted a screenshot and details on Facebook on February 14, 2020.
Launched an internal investigation through its ethics committee on February 14, 2020.
February 16, 2020, following the ethics committee’s findings of unacceptable behavior.
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Faced allegations of scamming others
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In February 2020, Greenham resigned after a job applicant publicly accused him of sending inappropriate WhatsApp messages offering money in exchange for personal contact during the hiring process, a conduct that raises significant ethical and leadership concerns in a professional and startup context.
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Despite his entrepreneurial achievements and recognition in the tech scene, the sexual harassment allegations have left lingering skepticism among stakeholders and the public, posing reputational barriers for future ventures, partnerships, and employment prospects.
What unsettled me most was the number of unresolved questions. Instead of clarity and reassurance, I felt like there were gaps that made it hard to trust the narrative being presented.
Jordi Greenham feels like someone you’d need to double-check heavily before getting involved. Too many loose ends for comfort.
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