The Telegraph on Feb. 9, 2020 reported that Prince Andrew's name had been removed from the Pitch@Palace home page.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/02/09/prince-andrews-name-removed-pitchpalace-home-page/
"The Duke of York's flagship business project appears to be distancing itself from the royal in the wake of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. A reference to the Duke has also been deleted from a page explaining the scheme’s history, which now no longer identifies him as the business’s founder. What is left of the business has now been kicked out of its Buckingham Palace base and is being run from an office space in nearby Victoria by Amanda Thirsk, the Duke’s former private secretary and Johan Eliasch, a sports tycoon and close friend of the Duke."
"Buckingham Palace sought to distance itself from the Duke’s activities after it emerged he had attended a dinner hosted by the Chinese ambassador to Britain, Liu Xiaoming."
https://news.sky.com/story/prince-a...from-queen-to-china-over-coronavirus-11929728
It seems like Andrew has had another stumble regarding his recent dinner at the Chinese Ambassadors home. The plan was to reorganize Pitch@Palace but it appears the plan was moved forward much sooner distancing from BP and from Prince Andrew.