Overview

• On July 16, CEO Adam Swart publicly rejected a roughly $20 million offer to recruit paid protesters for nationwide anti-Trump demonstrations.
• He argued that organizing such events would prove ineffective and risk tarnishing his firm’s reputation.
• Swart also expressed concerns about potential violence during the protests and refused to name who made the offer, calling disclosure “bad for business.”
• Crowds on Demand affirmed its policy of legal, nonviolent engagements and its refusal to support actions like unpermitted street blockages.
• Democrats plan to hold 'Good Trouble Lives On' rallies at over 1,600 locations on July 17 to honor civil rights icon John Lewis.