Thread by @MartyManley

In June, another controversy over McKinsey's role helping Jacob Zuma, the disgraced President of South Africa, loot the federal treasury.

The Times called it "the biggest mistake in McKinsey’s nine-decade history."

If only.

12/18

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The same month, the Times reported on state lawsuits claiming that McKinsey advised Purdue Pharma to “get more patients on higher doses of opioids” and study techniques “for keeping patients on opioids longer.”

13/18

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In July the Firm acknowledged working for @ICEgov, the infamous US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Consultants were outraged. McKinsey resigned the account, having already billed $20 million.

14/18

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Humbled, the Firm's unctuous Managing Director Kevin Sneader promised that the Firm “will not, under any circumstances, engage in any work, anywhere in the world, that advances or assists policies that are at odds with our values.”

His job should depend on this promise.

15/18

A month ago, the Times disclosed that McKinsey is "facing a federal criminal investigation of its conduct advising bankrupt companies".

One issue is whether McKinsey steered bankrupt clients to pay it large fees ahead of other creditors.

16/18

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Today the details of the ICE project came out.

McKinsey helped speed up Trump's deportation process and "proposed cuts in spending on food for migrants, as well as on medical care and supervision of detainees."

Was this not "at odds with our values"?

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Most McKinsey alum treasure their association with the Firm. Many of us are spittin' outraged that McKinsey has lowered its professional standards as the world demands more integrity, not less.

Please retweet and share with @mckinsey alum and staff who want to #FixMcKinsey.