Last week, the Department of Energy (DOE) revealed the departure of Frank Rose, the no. 2 official in its nuclear security agency. His superior issued an internal memo praising him as an empathetic, candid, and action-oriented leader who prioritized the team’s welfare. Not disclosed were the grievances regarding Rose’s conduct, which prompted an internal inquiry into claims of sexual harassment and fostering a hostile work atmosphere, reported Politico. Earlier this year, an inquiry into Rose, the principal deputy administrator of the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), was initia…
