Former Domain boss Antony Catalano accused of overseeing a boys’ club workplace culture

Following the resignation of Domain chief executive Antony Catalano last week, allegations have surfaced of a sexist culture that tolerated misbehaviour and poor decision making within the real estate company that was spun out of Fairfax last year.

In a series of stories in the Australian Financial Review and Fairfax’s metro titles, the company is alleging Catalano “oversaw a boys club workplace culture” at the newly listed organisation with complaints stretching back two years.

Catalano has had a rocky relationship with Fairfax over the past decade

Catalano has reportedly engaged high-profile media and defamation lawyer, Mark O’Brien, to defend himself against the stories, which he reportedly denies.

Be a member to keep reading

Join Mumbrella Pro to access the Mumbrella archive and read our premium analysis of everything under the media and marketing umbrella.

Become a member

Get the latest media and marketing industry news (and views) direct to your inbox.

Sign up to the free Mumbrella newsletter now.

"*" indicates required fields

 

SUBSCRIBE

Sign up to our free daily update to get the latest in media and marketing.