Nikki Fowler, entertainment reporter who was the president of Hollywood The Film Critics Association , during a turbulent time in the organization’s history, which produced the HCA Awards , has resigned from that position and Team, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
Got one on Friday at THR In the letter, Fowler wrote to the HCA board that, for her “own well-being,” she was no longer willing to submit herself to a “hostile, biased and dismissive executive work environment.”
Fowler, who founded and remains editor at -Head of entertainment publication/website Glitter, HCA member since May , Board member 2021 since April and President since September.
She supported the group when it came under fire last year for financial and voting misconduct , emphasizing the importance of its founders’ stated mission of gender balance and racial diversity.
HCA Founder/Chairman ) Scott Menzel could not be reached for comment.
Please read the full letter below.
Everyone, Sorry, I’m late on French time. 1235203418 Please accept my resignation as HCA chair and member because I think, in my opinion To date, the hostile, biased, and dismissive executive work environment has been at odds with the initial responsibilities provided when he was elected the last year. As a woman in leadership, I tried to assist the organization on many variables, but many were dismissed, including calls for proper formation, committees, lead sales, bias training, and accountability for harassment since last year. For my own happiness, I am leaving. This doesn’t take away from the lovely people I’ve met in this organization.
Wish you all the best.
greeting,
Nikki Fowler 1235203418
