If your publicly held view is "a big chunk of people don't deserve the same rights as others", and your job requires working with lots of different people, then I'd argue you're probably not a good choice for the job.

A big part of any CEO's job is to be a public representative, and such a representative should not air controversial public views that have nothing to do with his job.

What he believes in private, and shares with his friends and family is his own business. What appears in news stories is not his own private business, and needs to be managed.

It's really unfortunate how the oppressed turn into the oppressor the moment they are given power. It tells us a lot about humanity right there. The very people telling other's to accept they have a different opinion when they are in the minority, but then turn around and deny opinions to those they disagree with when they are in the majority. It is shameful.

No, he took action to bring pain and suffering to a group of people because of their sexual orientation

And where do you stand on that specific issue? I think it's cards on the table time.