Hadley Gamble Is Leaving CNBC; Exit Follows Comcast’s Firing Of NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell

Hadley Gamble is leaving CNBC, the network said today

In a SEC filing, also Comcast the nature of the complaint, saying Shell “engaged in inappropriate conduct with a female employee, including allegations of sexual harassment.” Gamble’s attorney separately described it as “sexual harassment and sex discrimination.”

Deadline learned that Shell had a relationship with Gamble which started about 11 years ago and continued sporadically up until a couple of years ago when it ended. Shell was chairman of NBCUniversal International from 2011 to 2013 before becoming chairman, Universal Filmed Entertainment and eventually NBCU CEO in 2020.and a close colleague of Comcast chairman-CEO Brian Roberts has stepped in to oversee NBCU in the interim, which may be for the forseeable future.

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