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EXCLUSIVE: GEBE CEO Kenrick Chittick suspended for nine days. | SMN News

October 21, 2019

EXCLUSIVE: GEBE CEO Kenrick Chittick suspended for nine days. | SMN News
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~ CFO and COO must execute suspension. ~

PHILIPSBURG: --- The Supervisory Board of Directors of GEBE suspended the CEO of the company Kenrick Chittick on Monday afternoon. Chittick was given the letter of suspension which stated that he is suspended for a period of nine days while the other two management team members got instruction that the CEO must turn in the keys for the company offices, his badge must be deactivated, while his laptop must be turned in. Chittick is not authorized to enter GEBE premises during the period of his suspension.
According to information provided


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