CEO Resigns Over 'Nazi Salute' At Company Event, Offers Awful Apology
Tom Hill, the CEO of ESI Construction, announced his resignation on Monday after receiving backlash regarding a video of him giving a Nazi salute at a company event. The company has its problems, aside from the Nazi one. Via Boise Dev from late October:
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