LA28 Olympics Silent on $350,000 Salary for Casey Wasserman’s Former Secretary and Alleged Mistress

A Daily Mail exposé says the mogul’s affair with former staffer Patricia Feau was an “open secret” before she moved to LA28, where Wasserman serves as chair

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Casey Wasserman and former chief of staff Patricia Feau (Credit: Aliah Anderson/Getty Images-Amy Graves/WireImage)

LA28, the nonprofit organizing body behind Los Angeles’ 2028 Olympics and Paralympics, has fallen silent following a Daily Mail exposé on its chairperson Casey Wasserman and a string of alleged sexual affairs he courted with female staffers.

Among the alleged mistresses is Wasserman’s former secretary and chief of staff Patricia Feau, who worked for his office for seven-and-a-half years beginning in 2011. Following LA28’s successful Olympics bid in 2017, Feau was hired there as VP, Host City Relations in 2019, negotiating contracts, building partnerships and leading communications teams.

According to 2023 IRS tax filings from the 501(c)(3) nonprofit reviewed by TheWrap, Feau was paid $350,017 in total compensation in 2022, and was LA28’s 17th highest-paid employee.

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