At the Clinton’s education foundation, board members might be more likely to graduate than students. “The most prestigious board member of Laureate Education has announced his departure from the firm, continuing a rapid exodus of top-level executives at the Clinton-connected company,” Richard Pollock reported in The Daily Caller. “Robert Zoellick, a former World Bank president, will leave the company at the end of December, The Daily Caller News Foundation has learned.”
“His resignation follows on the heels of a number of unexpected departures since the company went public last February, as previously reported by TheDCNF. Those departures include the company’s founder and CEO, Douglas Becker, as well as its chief operating officer, chief legal officer, and its chief human resources officer.”
