Prescott.

I’m telling you that if the environment doesn’t change, the therapy is decorative.”

So the environment changed.

He stepped back from the chief executive role in June.

It was not a clean or noble thing; it was a negotiation that took four months and cost him a considerable amount of money and two relationships with people he had known for twenty years, one of whom told him to his face that he was throwing away everything he had built because he felt guilty.

Which was, as it happens, largely accurate.