The Irvine Company Whistleblower Stephanie Van de Motter discusses her journey in speaking truth to power, the new Silenced No More Foundation, and her push for whistleblower advocacy nationwide on the April 6thWhistleblower of the Week podcast with FBI Whistleblower and Whistleblower News Network reporter Jane Turner.
Los Angeles, Calif. , April 06, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Silenced No More Foundation Founder Stephanie Van de Motter talks with Jane Turner about her experience as The Irvine Company whistleblower on the latest edition of the Whistleblower News Network’s “Whistleblower of the Week” podcast. Turner, a Federal Bureau of Investigation Whistleblower, hosts the biweekly show where she explores the choices and consequences that come with blowing the whistle in the workplace.
During the interview, Van de Motter details her downfall from working her dream job as property manager at 1221 Ocean Avenue, a star-studded luxury building in Santa Monica. She delves into the troubles that ensued at the flagship luxury property, managed by The Irvine Company (TIC) – one of the most powerful real estate companies in the country owned by America's richest real estate baron, Donald Bren. During the candid conversation, Van de Motter speaks about the seriousness of the systemic mold and water intrusion problems that placed residents’ lives in peril.
Van de Motter didn’t hold back on the problems that come with telling the truth, like losing her job, her livelihood, and her...
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