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Is the Shareholder sending mixed messages to GEBE SBOD?

August 31, 2022

Is the Shareholder sending mixed messages to GEBE SBOD?
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~ Information on ongoing discussions with GEBE SBOD too sensitive for public consumption – PM Jacobs~

PHILIPSBURG:--- The Government of St. Maarten mainly the Council of Ministers and Shareholder representatives has been sending mixed messages to the Supervisory Board of Directors of NV GEBE.
Just last week the Prime Minister told the Parliament of St. Maarten that the shareholder instructed the SBOD to assign an independent temporary manager as well as a crisis management team.

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• Assign Temporary & Independent Management (Assign immediately a temporary and independent manager to ensure continuity of NV GEBE.
• Assign Crisis Management Team
• ...


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