Palestinian-American CEO Andrew Dudum joins anti-Israel campus protests across the U.S. as other entrepreneurs announce rejections from Columbia University due to large-scale demonstrations We provide jobs to university students.
dudum, who Said He has family in Gaza and the West Bank and founded Hims, a telemedicine company for men, in 2017. daily mail I will report it.
“Moral courage > college degree,” he wrote on Wednesday.
“If you’re currently protesting the genocide of Palestinians or the withdrawal of universities from Israel, please continue. It’s working,” the 35-year-old CEO continued.
“Regardless of your field of study, there are many companies and CEOs who would like to hire you,” he added, before inserting a job application link.
Moral Courage > College Graduate
If you are currently protesting the massacre of Palestinians or the withdrawal of universities from Israel, please continue. It’s working.
Regardless of your field of study, there are many companies and CEOs who would like to hire you.
— Andrew Dudum (@AndrewDudum) May 1, 2024
Hims, a publicly traded company, started by selling drugs to treat erectile dysfunction and male hair loss, and later launched the Hers brand of contraceptives and libido-enhancing drugs for women.
Dudum’s post received a huge backlash, including from his own investors.
“Good luck. I’m liquidating my position in $HIMS,” says James Depore, a stock market investment advisor. “When a CEO shows shockingly poor judgment in posting something like this, I doubt he will act in the best interest of the company. This is a breach of his fiduciary duty to shareholders.”
Good luck.I plan to liquidate my position with $HIMS. When a CEO shows shockingly bad judgment in posting something like this, I doubt he will act in the best interest of the company. This is a breach of fiduciary duty to shareholders. https://t.co/R8qaa7YM9j
— James Depore (@RevShark) May 2, 2024
Another X user wrote, “I’ve been an investor almost since the IPO and have been a subscriber for a few months now.” “Today I sold all my positions in $HIMS and canceled my subscriptions. I cannot support the level of incompetence that would hire an American-hating Marxist academic like this guy.”
I’ve been an investor almost since the IPO and have been a subscriber for a few months now.I sold all my positions $HIMS I canceled my subscription today.I cannot support the level of incompetence that goes into hiring an American-hating Marxist scholar like this guy.https://t.co/SkQLdL0Ovf
— Genghis (e/acc) (@genghisbrain) May 2, 2024
Another investor likened him to “Hamas.”
“I will be selling all my positions in $HIMS at 9:30am @AndrewDudum,” he wrote, along with a screenshot of his portfolio containing 2,010 shares of the company.
“It may not be a big deal, but I cannot support those who unfairly accuse Israel of genocide,” he added. “HIMS now sounds like Hamas”:
I sell the whole thing $HIMS 9:30am position @AndrewDudum 🖕🏼
It may not be a big deal, but I cannot support anyone who falsely accuses Israel of genocide.
HIMS now sounds like Hamas. https://t.co/Uf6c5oUT4W pic.twitter.com/MeKoq9UMRm
— Riolu 🇺🇸 🇱 (@liorsela) May 2, 2024
But Mr Dudum condemned Hamas’ actions on October 7 as a “horrific” terrorist attack against “innocent Israeli civilians”. blog post A month has passed since the incident.
He went on to lament that Israeli forces have killed an estimated 10,000 Palestinians, including more than 4,000 children, in several counterattacks over several weeks.
“As a father whose children are descendants of Palestinian refugees who fled the Nakba in 1948 and Holocaust survivors from Poland, I think deeply about the nuances in my life,” the healthcare CEO said. Stated. “I need that for my Thanksgiving table.”
He concluded his post by saying he wanted to “spread the truth” so that Palestinians and Israelis could “find a lasting peace.”
The newspaper said Mr. Dudum would hire the protesters as other CEOs announced their refusal to hire them, as some 2,200 people have already been arrested in recent weeks. We held a public recruitment. daily mail.
Technical analyst Tom McClellan posted on Sunday: We don’t hire any new graduates from Columbia University. That school is so contaminated that you can’t trust the character or academic background of the students. ”
He went on to justify his position by saying, “Academic requirements there are so lenient that students are given time to start protests on the Quad instead of studying.”
And I won’t hire even more senior graduates. Because it has become clear that academic corruption is so deeply entrenched that it taints other graduates of the university in the past few years. Especially considering the overwhelming recent evidence that Columbia University’s academic requirements were so lenient that students had time to start protests on the Quad instead of studying, former Columbia University students did not have enough academic success. I can’t believe I made it.
If you are a Columbia University alumnus and may actually be a good person, feel free to cite this declaration as evidence in a lawsuit against Columbia University for tarnishing your personal brand and employment value as an alumnus. please. You should definitely seek compensation for damages.
Job seekers please be careful. I’m not going to hire new graduates from Columbia University. Because that school is very contaminated and I don’t trust the character or academic background of the students.
And I don’t plan on hiring any more graduates either. because…
— Tom McClellan (@McClellanOsc) April 28, 2024
Canadian consultant Warren Kinsella made similar statements about X, saying, “In the company I founded 18 years ago and the war room I have run for the past 31 years, I have employed hundreds of young people. I will never hire from Columbia again.”
In the company I founded 18 years ago and the war room I have run for the past 31 years, I have employed hundreds of young people.I’ll never hire anyone again @Columbia.
— Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) April 27, 2024
with follow up statement to newsweek“The anti-bias campaign consultancy I founded in Canada nearly 20 years ago will no longer employ Colombians.I came to this decision without any enthusiasm,” Kinsella said. Given what was happening at Columbia University and elsewhere, there was no other option left. We couldn’t hire bigots or make excuses for anti-Semitism.”
Meanwhile, universities controlled by Islamic jihadists in Iran and Yemen was offered admission Breitbart News reported that it was aimed at students facing disciplinary action for their protests.
