Teneo dig inspired by LB
>>>6804833 Apparently Bill Clinton and Tony Blair joined the board of the global advisory firm "Teneo"
Was looking through old wiki revisions (someone help: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Teneo&type=revision&diff=893651820&oldid=501398681) and I saw this bit:
In 2015, Teneo received information requests from the office of [[Senator]] [[Charles Grassley]] as part of a review into a [[State Department]] waiver granted to [[Huma Abedin]], a top aide for [[Hillary Clinton]], which had allowed her to earn income outside the government in 2012. The probe had been initiated in July 2013 to scrutinize Abedin's work with the government while also consulting for four other entities, one of which had been Teneo. The company did not yield to information requests but responded that Teneo was "committed to the highest ethical and professional standards," with Abedin asserting that Teneo had never asked her to do any compromising work. Abedin was reported to have signed a contract with Teneo pledging to avoid conflict of interest problems, and a 2015 [[freedom of information request]] showed emails where she recused herself from several situations for that reason. Though the issue was seen as controversial by [[Republican Party (United States)|Republicans]], [[The Wall Street Journal|The Journal]] noted that there "was no evidence of any fundraising, donations, or services provided by Teneo executives to the State Department or Hillary Clinton during her time as Secretary of State."
More recently:
Ousted Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has hired high-profile "CEO advisory" firm Teneo to help him manage his own embattled interests, according to several sources.
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/04/travis-kalanick-has-hired-ceo-advisory-firm-teneo-to-improve-his-tarnished-image.html