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EXCLUSIVE: GEBE CEO wants Financial Auditor to repay company $400,000 invested in her education. | SMN News

August 7, 2019

EXCLUSIVE: GEBE CEO wants Financial Auditor to repay company $400,000 invested in her education. | SMN News
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~PM instructed Supervisory Board to renew the contract for the management board, if not she will get rid of them.~

PHILIPSBURG: --- Two members of the management board of GEBE were forced to take their vacation days instead of a payout when their contract comes to an end in October.
According to well-placed sources within the company, the Supervisory Board of Directors sent the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kenrick Chittick and the Chief Operations Officer (COO) Veronica Webster Jansen on their vacation days prior to the end of their contract. The source said that the Supervisory Board


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/exclusive-gebe-ceo-wants-financial-auditor-to-repay-company-400000-invested-in-her-education-smn-news/

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