Hearst president Troy Young is officially out:
A number of these actions were exposed by the "New York Times" on Wednesday.Author:Dhani MauPublish date:Jul 23, 2020On Thursday afternoon, Hearst Magazines CEO Steven R. Swartz announced that Troy Young would not be continuing in his role as the publishing giant's president.
The news swiftly follows the publishing of a New York Times report Wednesday about Young's behavior and the "toxic" work environment employees said he created. Difficult-to-forget anecdotes from the article include comments to Cosmopolitan staffers expressing his interest in sex toys and emailing pornography to a colleague, among other lewd actions.
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