Former CNBC CEO Fired Over Years of Sexual Harassment and Toxic Workplace Culture

Hadley Gamble, a CNBC anchor, filed a complaint alleging former CEO Jeff Shell sexually harassed her for years and oversaw a toxic culture that included sexual harassment and bullying at CNBC.
Gamble's complaint named Shell's former subordinates Patrick Allen and John Casey as also harassing and overseeing a toxic culture.
Comcast, NBCUniversal's parent company, hired an outside law firm to investigate Gamble's allegations.
The investigation found evidence corroborating Gamble's accusations against Shell, and Comcast fired him.
Gamble filed the complaint after CNBC did not renew her contract, citing frustration with CNBC's culture of harassment and bullying.