(Reuters) - The Mayo Clinic on Tuesday said it received $200 million, the largest donation the academic medical center has ever received, from Jay Alix, founder of the consulting firm Alix Partners.
The Minnesota-based non-profit organization said the donation would help it widen scholarships and further research at its medical school.
Alix is one of Mayo's Clinic's trustees and the co-chair of the medical center's global advisory council.
(Reporting by Manogna Maddipatla in Bengaluru; Editing by Shinjini Ganguli)
