Weber Shandwick is helping iGate deal with fallout surrounding the firing of its CEO for his failure to report a sexual relationship with a subordinate employee.Weber Shandwick Deals with Sex Scandal
Wed., May 22, 2013
By Kevin McCauley
Weber Shandwick is helping iGate deal with fallout surrounding the firing of its CEO for his failure to report a sexual relationship with a subordinate employee.Read Full Story in Subscriber Area
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