Here is more from Bloomberg:
Tom Pritzker announced last week that he would retire as executive chairman of Hyatt Hotels Corp., the company that’s a core part of his family’s vast fortune, after the extent of his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell surfaced in a trove of millions of files released by the Department of Justice.
While Pritzker stepped back from his role at Hyatt, he remains a trustee for the University of Chicago and serves on the board for the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
The executive committee of CSIS met Sunday to discuss the correspondence between Pritzker and Epstein at the request of John Hamre, the group’s chief executive officer and a former US deputy secretary of defense. The discussion lasted 90 minutes with Pritzker in attendance for the first 25 minutes, according to a note sent by Hamre to colleagues. The executive committee didn’t reach a conclusion, Hamre wrote.
Pritzker was named chairman of the CSIS Board of Trustees in 2015, succeeding former Sen. Sam Nunn (D-GA).
The think tank also has a Pritzker Chair, which is considered to be one of CSIS's most prestigious positions. The current chair is Thomas Christensen.
On Feb. 25, former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, a longtime think tanker, said he would resign from teaching at Harvard University at the end of the academic year, amid continued fallout over his ties to Epstein.
On Feb. 26, World Economic Forum (WEF) chief Børge Brende said he is stepping down from that position after facing pressure over his contacts with Epstein.
CNN is keeping a running list of people impacted by the Epstein scandal.