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Council of Ministers take decision to extend contracts of NVGEBE Managing Board of Directors. | SMN News

October 21, 2019

Council of Ministers take decision to extend contracts of NVGEBE Managing Board of Directors. | SMN News
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~ Recruitment process to begin, the current management board can apply for positions.~

PHILIPSBURG – On Monday afternoon, October 21st the Council of Ministers during an extraordinary general meeting of the Shareholder took the decision to extend the contracts of the Managing Board of Directors for a period of six months. The contract extension of the Managing Board of Directors will commence on November 1st, 2019.

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Based on the resolution of the Council of Ministers, Mr. Kenrick Chittick will continue as Chief Executive Officer while Mrs. Iris Arrindell-Smith and Mrs. Veronica Jansen-Webster will remain as Chief Financial Officer and


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