Co-founder of global public relations firm was accused of inappropriate behaviour at a charity concert
The chairman and chief executive of global public relations and advisory firm Teneo has resigned after reports of drunken misconduct at a star-studded fundraising concert promoted by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to raise money to supply coronavirus vaccines to developing countries.
Declan Kelly resigned from his Teneo positions “effective immediately” on Tuesday, days after he was accused of touching a number of women and men inappropriately and without their consent at the concert, which featured appearances by the Foo Fighters, Selena Gomez and Jennifer Lopez.
