The Fader President and Publisher Andy Cohn Has Resigned Following Sexual Harassment Allegations
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Following a Jezebel report in which former employees of The Fader accused the music magazine of cultivating a culture of regular harassment—including knowingly hiring head of content Eric Sundermann, despite multiple allegations of sexual harassment and assault in his previous roles—The Fader has announced its decision to part ways with president and publisher Andy Cohn.
In a staff-wide email shared with Jezebel, The Fader co-founder Jon Cohen wrote that the magazine will make “some real changes in how this company runs in order to achieve our goals,” set into motion by a recent internal investigation reviewing internal emails and interviewing current and former staff. The first of those changes is the departure of Andy Cohn after 16 years with the magazine. The email simply said Cohn was “leaving” the magazine and announced that the “executive team” would be taking charge of management and operations in Cohn’s stead, though it did not specifically specify who would be in charge, or the reason for his resignation.