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I'm sad to see Intercom/Fin's CEO, Eoghan McCabe, did not face repercussions after credible allegations about sexually harassing his employees came out in The Information in 2019. docs.google.com/document/d/1... Some quotes from the article to follow.

All quotes from the article from The Information www.theinformation.com/articles/har...

"When the woman said she, too, wanted to go home, McCabe told her that he wanted her to remain, the people said. After the other two employees had left, Mr. McCabe made a lewd remark to the saleswoman and said that he would like to sleep with her, the people said. She declined and eventually left."

"Later, the saleswoman said Mr. McCabe’s actions had frightened her, according to one of the people who spoke to her about the incident, who declined to be named."

"During the meeting, Schuur said she told Mr. McCabe that his behavior was inappropriate. The Intercom CEO cried during the meeting and said that he hadn’t realized there was a power imbalance between himself and the young woman, Schuur said."

"“I felt like I was just a guy at a party and she was just a girl,” Mr. McCabe said, according to Schuur."

"Two former Intercom employees present for the harassment training seminar said Mr. McCabe didn’t attend."

"At an Intercom party around 2014, Schuur said she witnessed Mr. McCabe slap the saleswoman’s buttocks. At a different event around that time, another former employee said she saw the Intercom CEO place his hand on the same woman’s thigh."

"Mr. McCabe, through an Intercom spokesperson, declined to be interviewed for this story, but said in a statement: "In the early years of the company I demonstrated some poor judgment. I apologized at the time [...]""

I previously tweeted about this and McCabe threatened to sue me