Startup CEO Gopman ('degenerate homeless') purged, might have voted illegally in SF election
Source: SF Weekly
It's been less than a week since Angelhack founder Greg Gopman decided to go public with his offering on his adopted city's homeless problem -- and boy, has his life been disrupted.
... He is also, apparently, on the outs at AngelHack. According to a blog post by the organization's co-founder and current CEO Sabeen Ali, penned last Thursday, Gopman "stepped down as CEO of AngelHack in October," and has not "taken an active role in the company" since then.
Gopman's troubles may also run deeper. A peek at public records reveals that Gopman lives at AngelHack's address -- which means he's either living illegally at work, possibly committed voter fraud, or is homeless himself.
... A quick look at the voter registration records reveals that Gopman registered to vote in late October 2011 -- just in time to cast a vote for tech Mayor Ed Lee -- at 169 11th Street in South of Market. That's also AngelHack's business headquarters, according to records -- and zoned as office space only.
Read more: http://blogs.sfweekly.com/thesnitch/2013/12/is_greg_gopman_controversial_a.php
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