BrewDog chief James Watt, who's been rocked by claims of toxic behaviour towards staff since last year, has revealed he's seeing a specialist over possible autism and also having regular therapy.
Watt, who co-founded the craft beer company that is now the 16th largest in the world and last year reported revenue of £286million, has since last year suffered allegations of personal impropriety, marketing scams, and a culture of growth at all costs, with the firm attacked in a damning BBC Disclosure documentary in January this year.
He has since overhauled the company's relationship with its staff, but he also revealed he continues therapy which he first had after his marriage break-up, and he's started seeing a specialist to see if he has autism after reading the conclusions about his character in an April newspaper interview.
