The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has been rocked in recent weeks by a series of accusations of misconduct.
In March, The Guardian published allegations against then director general Tony Danker. A month later, the newspaper published another article saying that more than a dozen women who worked for the business membership organisation had approached it claiming they had been sexually harassed by colleagues.
Outside lawyers were brought in to investigate and after concluding the first part of their report, Danker was fired, with Rain Newton-Smith taking on the unenviable job of reforming and resuscitating the trade body.
