The Gates Foundation conducted an external review that concluded there was no evidence of misconduct related to its interactions with Jeffrey Epstein. The foundation emphasized that its main dealings were centered on a potential fund and grants for polio eradication. In response, its Governing Board unanimously approved new governance measures, including centralized vetting and stronger conflict-of-interest policies, reaffirming its commitment to trust and transparency in its operations. The Gates Foundation conducted an external review that concluded there was no evidence of misconduct related to its interactions with Jeffrey Epstein. The foundation emphasized that its main dealings were centered on a potential fund and grants for polio eradication. In response, its Governing Board unanimously approved new governance measures, including centralized vetting and stronger conflict-of-interest policies, reaffirming its commitment to trust and transparency in its operations.
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