In the Forbes article “SoFi CEO Mike Cagney Resigns Following Sexual Harassment Lawsuit,” the personal finance company Social Finance Inc. is left without a leader. CEO Mike Cagney resigned after the second sexual harassment lawsuit was filed against his company.
The first sexual harassment lawsuit was filed by former SoFi employee Brandon Charles who claimed he witnesses coworkers sexually harassing females in San Francisco office. He automatically was fired for reporting it. He later revised his lawsuit to add Cagney as a defendant and said there was a "toxic corporate culture."
A day later, the second sexual harassment lawsuit was filed by the same lawyer that said he had several employees who were victims or witnesses of sexual harassment
