8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (2)
#754997 at 2018-03-22 15:37:20 (UTC+1)
Q General Research #935 Better Bread Edition
Resignations I found since yesterday:
- Htin Kyaw, Myanmar's President
- Raj Babbar, Uttar Pradesh Congress president
- Pedro Pablo , Peru's President
- Bilen Saliji, Macedonian justice minister
- Sylvi Listhaug, NORWAY'S Justice Minister
- Schalk-Willem Joubert, CEO of Rupert & Rothschild
- David Sternberg, CEO Rugby Int'l Marketing
- Randy Schatzman, CEO Alder BioPharmaceuticals
- Theo Spierings, CEO Fonterra
- Cecile Frot-Coutaz , CEO of FremantleMedia
- Johnson Joy, CIO Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD),
- Dottie Oakes, Mon Health interim COO
- Monsignor Vigano, Vatican communications chief
- Quentin Wheeler, President of SUNY college of environment and forestry
- Max Anderson, executive director Traverse City Chamber of Commerce
- JAMES PACKER, director of the casino empire, Crown Resorts
- Cathy Bekerman, Colombian Jewish TV News Anchor
- Christopher Knight, superintendent of schools for the Cleveland Catholic Diocese
- Jonathan Coleman, National MP and former Health Minister
- Richard Halsall, Bangladesh's assistant coach
- Patrick Hickey, A school board member in Ohio
And:
Nine of 10 board members at the provincial Crown corporation issued a written statement in which they cited an inability to work with Pallister and his Progressive Conservative government. The only remaining board member is Tory backbencher Cliff Graydon.
#686322 at 2018-03-16 17:11:50 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #850: WH Musical Chairs Edition
WHATS IN A NAME…
https:// m .fin24.com/Companies/Agribusiness/rupert-rothschild-vignerons-ceo-resigns-after-20-years-20180316
RUPERT & ROTHSCHILD VIGNERONS CEO RESIGNS AFTER 20 YEARS
17:55 16/03/2018
Cape Town - Schalk-Willem Joubert has resigned as CEO of Rupert & Rothschild Vignerons after a career of 20 years.
During that time, he played a major role in building the winery into a premier South African brand with a portfolio of wines.
He will leave the service of Rupert & Rothschild Vignerons at the end of May to pursue new opportunities in the SA wine industry.
Johann Rupert, chair of the board of directors of Rupert & Rothschild Vignerons, says it has been an honour to have had Joubert at the winery for two decades.
"He was with us from our first harvest in 1998 and grew with the brand through his skill as a winemaker and manager, sharing our vision of becoming a pre-eminent name in South African wine," says Rupert.
"Schalk-Willem helped us achieve this, and everyone in the industry recognises the contribution he made. I wish him well for the future and have known him long enough to know he will make a success of whatever he chooses to take on from here."