More on how HBS-founded and supported Monitor Consulting cozy-ed up to Libyan butchers.
Cambridge firm worked in partnership with top Khadafy aide (By Farah Stockman, Globe Staff)
Top Khadafy aide helped craft deal with local firm
Mark Fuller, and project director, Rajeev Singh-Molares, wrote to Sanusi in 2006. Their 13-page proposal outlined a plan to bring people, including Harvard-affiliated professors, to Tripoli. The letter also requested immediate payment of $750,000 in fees and $600,000 in expenses. A spokesman for Monitor declined to comment on the firm’s relationship with Sanusi or the ethics of doing business with known human-rights violators. The company has not disputed the content of the posted document outlining the deal.
Read the full article: How HBS-founded Monitor begged for money to put a smiley face on Libyan butchers