Andrew Dudum, CEO of Hims & Hers, a men's health company, faced significant backlash after initially supporting college campus protesters, which led to a notable decline in the company's stock by 10%. Following his expression of support for the protesters, who were involved in anti-Israel demonstrations and had reportedly harassed Jewish students, the company's shares experienced an additional drop of 8%. This controversy prompted Dudum to retract his statements and withdraw his job offers to the protesters. The incident has sparked widespread criticism, including from commentator Piers Morgan, who questioned Dudum's judgment and the moral stance of his actions.
Fun being on @BottomLineFBN with @SeanDuffyWI & @dagenmcdowell to talk about $HIMS. I don’t expect moral courage from a guy who sells boner pills on the internet. So I’m not surprised he walked back his initial comments about hiring campus protesters. Take a stand. Or don’t.…
The stock of a men's health company has dropped by 8 per cent after CEO Andrew Dudum praised the "moral courage" of students taking part in anti-Israel protests. https://t.co/hmL59JejnF
Andrew Dudum - the CEO of a sexual health care company who offered jobs to the college agitators who abused Jewish students and brandished banners before walking back his comments - proved himself to be a dud by name and by nature, writes Piers Morgan. https://t.co/Oj8W6v2SVQ
Go woke, go broke: Hims & Hers boss Andrew Dudum is a morally bankrupt Dud by name — and by nature https://t.co/LK6JHmB5Wh https://t.co/h6sNbrADhW
Hims CEO walks back his support of college campus protesters after widespread boycott that tanked shares by 10% https://t.co/TtbAFUE2JC https://t.co/5UHZnQjcMi