Mark Carney added he was "deeply dismayed that an event like the Presidents Club charity gala could take place". Great Ormond Street Hospital is to return all donations received from the Presidents Club Charitable Trust after an investigation by the Financial Times revealed the sexual harassment experienced by female staff at a fundraiser organized by the group and held at London’s Dorchester Hotel. Advertising company WPP, sponsor of a table at the event, also stated that it would end its association with the Club. David Meller, joint chair of the organisation, announced that he was resigning from his role as a non-executive director at the Department of Education. The allegations against Mr Mellon were made in a report published on Thursday evening by the FT, which said that “several women have alleged they had been sexually harassed or assaulted during events hosted by the
Great Ormond Street Hospital is to return all donations received from the Presidents Club Charitable Trust after an investigation by the Financial Times revealed the sexual harassment experienced by female staff at a fundraiser organized by the group and held at London’s Dorchester Hotel. Advertising company WPP, sponsor of a table at the event, also stated that it would end its association with the Club. David Meller, joint chair of the organisation, announced that he was resigning from his role as a non-executive director at the Department of Education. The allegations against Mr Mellon were made in a report published on Thursday evening by the FT, which said that “several women have alleged they had been sexually harassed or assaulted during events hosted by the