Sealaska President's Retirement By Dominic Salvato October 14, 2013
Sealaska can't afford to continue to operate as a resource extraction corporation for much longer. Even if the land deal went through, Sealaska would be facing the same crisis when the next 70 thousand acres of trees are gone. As Sealaska's CEO Mr.McNeil, unfortunately, made very little impact in the economic life of Sealaska shareholders. Being appointed to the board of directors of the Sealaska Corporation by the board of directors of the Sealaska Corporation, as most of Sealaska's directors have, is the surest way to split a half million dollars for thirteen meeting per year. The time has come to turn the ship known as the Sealaska Corporation. As the land deal drags on and it is slowly gutted more of Sealaska's management will see the writing on the wall and hopefully retire. Mr.Kookesh should have retired immediately after he was found guilty of ethics violations by the States Senatorial Ethics Committee. The failed attempt in restoring his reputation has cost Sealaska shareholders many tens of thousand if not hundreds of thousands of dollars. Mr.McNeil, Mr.Kookesh and they're shill Ms.Worl need to go. The "Celebrity Business" nor the "Monument Business" have benefited the seventy percent of Sealaska shareholders living below the poverty line. Mr.McNeil's retirement is a perfect time for change long overdue at the head of the Sealaska Corporation. Dominic Salvato About: "D.Salvato and the 900 plus members of "facebooks" Sealaska Shareholders Underground" Received October 13, 2013 - Published October 14, 2013 Related News:
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