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A Carta exec's resignation letter accused the CEO of sexism. She says she didn't write it.
- A resignation letter from Preeti Kaur accused Carta CEO Henry Ward of showing disdain towards her, citing sexism.
- Kaur disavowed the letter, claiming it was influenced by Carta's ex-CTO Jerry Talton and his lawyers during an emotional state.
- Carta has faced gender bias allegations and legal battles, including complaints of gender discrimination and lawsuits involving former CTO Talton.
- Kaur's letter, sent in October 2022, detailed instances where Ward made her feel vulnerable and dismissed her potential for a promotion.
- Carta denied fostering a culture of sexism or retaliation, attributing Kaur's letter to emotional distress and external influence.
- Kaur praised Ward's leadership and clarified that her resignation letter was a result of misunderstandings during a tumultuous period at Carta.
- Talton alleged that Carta pushed Kaur to retract the letter, claiming CEO Ward and others pressured her to apologize.
- Carta refuted Talton's claims, stating they had already denied the accusations in court and defended against the counterclaims.
- The startup company Carta has faced several gender discrimination complaints and lawsuits involving high-profile executives and gender bias issues.
- Legal battles, settlements, and internal complaints have marked Carta's history, including allegations of sexism and retaliation within the organization.
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