No idea, but Brewdog's scandals did generate a lot of press, so presumably yes. Some people object to his use of "punk" in trade names and some have claimed the founder was predatory both financially and towards female staff.
"The chief executive of Scottish beer giant Brewdog has been accused of inappropriate behaviour and abuse of power in the workplace by former staff. More than 15 ex-Brewdog workers have spoken out about CEO James Watt to the BBC's Disclosure programme. Former Brewdog USA workers said Mr Watt's behaviour made female bartenders feel "uncomfortable" and "powerless".
I can't watch videos right now... is there an article about this?
No idea, but Brewdog's scandals did generate a lot of press, so presumably yes. Some people object to his use of "punk" in trade names and some have claimed the founder was predatory both financially and towards female staff.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn4ggqgyk51o
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/mar/04/small-inves...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-59957485
"The chief executive of Scottish beer giant Brewdog has been accused of inappropriate behaviour and abuse of power in the workplace by former staff. More than 15 ex-Brewdog workers have spoken out about CEO James Watt to the BBC's Disclosure programme. Former Brewdog USA workers said Mr Watt's behaviour made female bartenders feel "uncomfortable" and "powerless".