Tim Worner’s decision to quit Swans board increases pressure on Seven
The decision by Seven CEO Tim Worner to resign from the board of the Sydney Swans after weeks of pressure from female fans of the club has increased pressure on the Seven Network to reconsider his future at the helm of the company.
Seven CEO Tim Worner has resigned as a director of The Sydney Swans
The announcement by Seven that Worner had resigned his position with the Swans came a day after the latest court hearing where the network is fighting to maintain a gag order of Worner’s former lover Amber Harrison.
Seven is seeking a permanent injuction against Harrison sharing information about her settlement with Seven after she used social media to reveal she had a long-running affair with the executive while working as an executive assistant for another SWM executive.
Tim Worner has attoned for the private affair , apologised, financial settlements appear to have been made and accepted, so why continue hounding him,and deny the Swans the benefit of his obvious commercial media, and CEO level,talent . These women directors have degraded the skill base of the Swans organisation.
There’s no such thing as a private affair when it’s shareholders money being used to mop up the mess.
Simple answer Roger.
It is 2017 and not the 1960s.
So useless hounding is ok now? People were better behaved then than now.