On June 7, the Boston Consulting Group disclosed via an internal email that it fired two senior employees for providing services to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation while allegedly misrepresenting key details about the U.S.- and Israel-backed aid organization. A Washington Examiner review of public records has uncovered new information about the pair of high-level consultants fired by BCG in conjunction with the controversy.
“In October 2024, a BCG team from the U.S., led by two Managing Director and Partners (MDPs), provided pro bono support to help stand up an aid organization intended to operate alongside other relief efforts in Gaza,” a copy of the internal email obtained by the Washington Examiner reads. “The two MDPs leading the project did not disclose the full nature of the
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