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EXCLUSIVE: ---GEBE Statutory Director and former Temporary Manager sent on inactive duties.

September 8, 2022

EXCLUSIVE: ---GEBE Statutory Director and former Temporary Manager sent on inactive duties.
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~ SBOD Members requested both managers go on inactive duty as the independent investigation takes place. ~

PHILIPSBURG: --- Reliable information reaching SMN News states that the shareholder representative of NV GEBE has signed off on resolutions instructing the two board members of NV GEBE to send the recently appointed statutory director Merrill Temmer and former Temporary Manager Sharine Daniel on inactive duty pending the independent investigation that has been ordered by the shareholder.
The sources say that both Temmer and Daniel replied to the letter of the SBOD and shareholders with lawyers’ letter fighting to remain on duty. Due ...

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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/41234-exclusive-gebe-statutory-director-and-former-temporary-manager-sent-on-inactive-duties.html

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