The CEO of controversial New York migrant contractor DocGo abruptly resigned after getting caught lying about his educational background — following in the footsteps of serial fibber Rep. Geo…
The publicly traded company divulged CEO Anthony Capone’s departure in a“On September 15, 2023, effective immediately, Anthony Capone resigned as the Chief Executive Officer of DocGo Inc. and from all other positions with the Company due to personal reasons,” the statement filed with the SEC said.said the CEO lied about his college credentials.
“Mr. Capone earned his undergraduate degree from the State University of New York College at Potsdam and his M.S. in computer science from Clarkson University,” the SEC filing says.Capone also touted his reputed education to investors last month when he allegedly said he had a graduate degree from Clarkson while talking about his company’s bid to win government contracts to provide services to migrants pouring into New York from the southern border.
Clarkson University told the Times Union that Capone neither attended the college nor earned a degree there, while the former DocGo Ceo has acknowledged he has no master’s degree. SUNY Potsdam would not say whether Capone received an undergraduate degree there. “I want to address a serious issue concerning incorrect information about my educational background,” Capone wrote.“I must clarify immediately: I do not have a master’s degree from Clarkson University, nor from any other institution. This inaccuracy should have been corrected, and I deeply apologize for this error. I do, however, have an undergraduate computer science degree with a focus in artificial intelligence from an accredited university.
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