LINK Tech founder quits after sending antisemitic, anti-vaccine mass email to prominent Utah figures
A prominent tech businessman and Utah Republican Party donor has quit the board of the company he founded after sending a conspiracy theory-filled mass email to prominent businesspeople and politicians around the state.
David Bateman, founder of property management software maker Entrata, resigned from its board of directors Tuesday, according to a tweet from its CEO Adam Edmunds.
Edmunds said Bateman's opinions "were his alone," did not reflect Entrata's views and condemned antisemitism "in any and all forms."
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