Mar 19

After a Female Executive Claimed Pregnancy Discrimination Against BMF, More Women Have Come Forward

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After BMF executive vice president and would-be head of sales Ashley Berg sued her employer last month for allegedly demoting her and cutting her salary after learning that she was three-months pregnant, other women have stepped forward to accuse the experiential agency of similar malpractice. An amended complaint, filed in the Berg case in the…

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