Journalist Quinn Norton accused technology evangelist Robert Scoble of touching her inappropriately at an event in the early 2010s.
“I felt one hand on my breast and his arm reaching around and grabbing my butt,” she wrote in a blog post last week.
Michelle Greer, who worked with Scoble at Rackspace, said he also groped her at a tech conference in 2010, Buzzfeed reported.
Several other women have since come forward to TechCrunch reporting similar assaults.
“Each of the women who have come forward used grains of truth to sell false narrative,” Scoble wrote Wednesday in a lengthy blog post.
“I apologize to women in general that I could have been a better man and husband,” he added.
Scoble resigned on Sunday from the Transformation Group, an augmented reality consulting firm he co-founded.
“While my heart goes out to him [Scoble], it goes out more deeply to the women he has mistreated, and to his three children and particularly to his wife,” the group’s co-founder, Shel Israel, wrote in a statement on Monday.
