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Idaho CEO resigns after video shows him giving ‘Nazi salute’ on stage in front of employees
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0:34Now PlayingAn Idaho-based executive has resigned after a video showing him appearing to be doing a Nazi salute on stage in front of his employees caused outrage online as he admitted he “fell short” while doing a “political skit” mimicking Elon Musk.
Engineered Structures, Inc. CEO Tom Hill was at an annual company event at the Boise Center on Feb. 20 when he appeared to gesture the Sieg Heil straight-arm salute with President Trump playing on a screen in the background, according to footage shared online.
His onstage gesture went viral and many critics called for Hill to step down.
In a statement from ESI Construction on Monday, Hill wrote, “It’s with a heavy heart” that he will resign as CEO and the chairman of its board of directors “immediately.”
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