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Newly Installed Supervisory Board of GEBE to hold their first board meeting on Saturday.

June 10, 2016

Newly Installed Supervisory Board of GEBE to hold their first board meeting on Saturday.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The seven persons that were appointed by the shareholder as Supervisory Board of Directors will be holding their first board meeting on Saturday morning at 9am.
SMN News learnt that the SBOD of GEBE began working behind the scenes as soon as they were appointed last week.
SMN News learnt that several employees of GEBE are running scared of the new board since they are asked to provide certain documents in order for the board to get a clear picture of what has been taking place at the government owned company.
The seven new members are as follows:-

1. Oral Gibbes ---
2. Tazio Bervoets
3. Agnes Monte
4. Romeo Pantophlet
5. Sandy Offringa
6. Roy Marlin
7. Patrice Gumbs.

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Newly Installed Supervisory Board of GEBE to hold their first board meeting on Saturday.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=15825

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