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Pac-12 Layoffs - chrisk - 12-14-2023
https://www.sfgate.com/collegesports/article/pac-12-death-date-networks-layoffs-san-ramon-18554440.php
more here
https://news.theregistryps.com/pac-12-conference-unraveling-sparks-mass-layoffs-at-hq-in-san-ramon/
RE: Pac-12 Layoffs - cardcrimson - 12-14-2023
(12-14-2023, 02:20 PM)chrisk Wrote: https://www.sfgate.com/collegesports/article/pac-12-death-date-networks-layoffs-san-ramon-18554440.php
more here
https://news.theregistryps.com/pac-12-conference-unraveling-sparks-mass-layoffs-at-hq-in-san-ramon/
"In a separate development, it has come to light that the Pac-12 Conference’s affiliated nonprofit employed three of the 11 highest-paid nonprofit executives in the Bay Area. Former Pac-12 commissioner Lawrence Scott topped the 2023 list with total compensation of $4.09 million. The current commissioner, George Kliavkoff, ranked seventh among Bay Area nonprofit executives, with total compensation of $1.84 million, and the conference’s president, Mark Shuken, came in at 11th with a total compensation of $1.14 million. These revelations have raised questions about executive compensation within the organization, especially in light of the layoffs."
Larry Scott. The incompetent still getting paid by the Pac-12.
Mudhead - Mudhead - 12-14-2023
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https://www.sfgate.com/collegesports/article/pac-12-death-date-networks-layoffs-san-ramon-18554440.php
more here
https://news.theregistryps.com/pac-12-conference-unraveling-sparks-mass-layoffs-at-hq-in-san-ramon/
"In a separate development, it has come to light that the Pac-12 Conference’s affiliated nonprofit employed three of the 11 highest-paid nonprofit executives in the Bay Area. Former Pac-12 commissioner Lawrence Scott topped the 2023 list with total compensation of $4.09 million. The current commissioner, George Kliavkoff, ranked seventh among Bay Area nonprofit executives, with total compensation of $1.84 million, and the conference’s president, Mark Shuken, came in at 11th with a total compensation of $1.14 million. These revelations have raised questions about executive compensation within the organization, especially in light of the layoffs."
Larry Scott. The incompetent still getting paid by the Pac-12.
The demise of the PAC 12 Conference can be summed up in two words: Larry Scott. A Good CEO is worth whatever it takes to keep him. A bad one is not worth a dime.PAC 12 Presidents paid,for a great one and got a turkey. Shame on the them for terrible leadership,
.But let’s give Larrry all,the credit he deserves: no talent, except for fooling the Presidents. But he was the highest paid in the country. And so a great conference died.
RE: Pac-12 Layoffs - norcard10 - 12-14-2023
(12-14-2023, 05:55 PM)cardcrimson Wrote:(12-14-2023, 02:20 PM)chrisk Wrote: https://www.sfgate.com/collegesports/article/pac-12-death-date-networks-layoffs-san-ramon-18554440.php
more here
https://news.theregistryps.com/pac-12-conference-unraveling-sparks-mass-layoffs-at-hq-in-san-ramon/
"In a separate development, it has come to light that the Pac-12 Conference’s affiliated nonprofit employed three of the 11 highest-paid nonprofit executives in the Bay Area. Former Pac-12 commissioner Lawrence Scott topped the 2023 list with total compensation of $4.09 million. The current commissioner, George Kliavkoff, ranked seventh among Bay Area nonprofit executives, with total compensation of $1.84 million, and the conference’s president, Mark Shuken, came in at 11th with a total compensation of $1.14 million. These revelations have raised questions about executive compensation within the organization, especially in light of the layoffs."
Larry Scott. The incompetent still getting paid by the Pac-12.
Non-profit has never been more appropriate