The CEO of a company that provides services for migrants, and is currently in a dispute with the Mayor’s office in New York City, resigned on Friday following a report that he lied about his education.
Anthony Capone resigned from his post as CEO of DocGo, “effective immediately,” because of “personal reasons,” according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
His resignation comes a day after the Albany Times Union reported that Capone didn’t have a graduate degree from Clarkson University.
He had previously told investors that he had a degree in “computational learning theory, which is a subset of artificial intelligence,” according to the Times Union.
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