BCG Gets New Risk Officer After Profiting From Gaza 'Aid'
Yes, you read that right. A multi-billion dollar consulting firm, BCG, is now worried about 'risk' after being implicated in advising a fund for Gaza, a territory where a humanitarian catastrophe—created largely by the Israeli government—is unfolding. This isn't just a PR hiccup; it’s a moral black hole. While the FT calls it 'controversy,' one might reasonably wonder why a firm like BCG was even
advising on 'aid' to a population being systematically starved and displaced. This isn't charity; it's crisis management for profit, meticulously planned and executed by those who benefit directly or indirectly from the crisis itself. How much does 'risk management' cost when the risk is being seen to enable atrocity?