this may already be common knowlege...

[Marty Jackson]

but I'll throw it out there...

SH was appointed to Cenveo's board of directors on September 18th... When was PP dismissed? Sept 31st.

coincidence? maybe, maybe not.

 

[CodyJ.]

I don't get it

 

[whaler11]

On September 28th
Buffalo 41 UConn 12

There was no other decision to be made.

 

[whaler11]

I don't get it

Cenveo being Burton's company.

 

[Jimmy Serrano]

I'm going with coincidence.

 

[huskymedic]

This was an on-going convo a bit back. There is a CT Post article in first post of thread.

http://the-boneyard.com/threads/and-bob-burton-weighs-in.44828/

 

[TheJerk]

why would SH be on a board of a company? is that common in the world of academia?

 

[J187Money]

why would SH be on a board of a company? is that common in the world of academia?

Yes.

 

[huskymedic]

why would SH be on a board of a company? is that common in the world of academia?

Yes... But need to have potential conflicts of interest vetted. If I remember correctly the President of Michigan was/is? on the BOD of Johnson and Johnson.

 

[TheJerk]

Yes... But need to have potential conflicts of interest vetted. If I remember correctly the President of Michigan was/is? on the BOD of Johnson and Johnson.

thus would be able tog et all the free baby wipes they could handle?

 

[whaler11]

thus would be able tog et all the free baby wipes they could handle?

It's always a conflict of interest.

The average board member for public companies got $175k in comp last year.

Unless Herbst is uncompensated there is no way she should be allowed by the state to be on the Cenveo board. The SEC filing shows no immediate grants or awards to her.