Former Aquarium CEO Files Lawsuit Alleging Misconduct and Discrimination

George Jacob claims wrongful termination and accuses the board of financial mismanagement and racist behavior.

George Jacob, ex-CEO of Aquarium of the Bay, has filed a lawsuit claiming he was wrongfully terminated amid allegations of lavish spending.
The lawsuit accuses board members of financial mismanagement and includes claims of unauthorized shark blood sales to Disney.
Jacob alleges racial discrimination, citing a racist remark from board chairman Jon Fisher and the removal of an Indian American board member.
The lawsuit highlights a controversial project involving Fisher's daughter attempting a Guinness World Record at the aquarium.
Despite the lawsuit's explosive claims, Jacob's employment contract may require dispute resolution through arbitration.