Homie chief announces resignation amid sexual harassment allegations
The co-founder and CEO of popular Mexican home rental startup Homie, Jordi Greenham has been forced to step down from his position after his scandalous texts to a woman came to light. The woman, who has asked to remain anonymous, was a potential employee who exchanged Whatsapp texts with Greenham regarding potential employment at Homie, with Greenham offering her 3000 pesos to spend a night with him.
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