I have no idea who you are or how to find out, otherwise I'd ask directly. Maybe naive. oh well.
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I was "presently surprised" by your request, 965. If you needed to pick my brain, you would not have resorted to asking for information in the presence of this collection of gabblers. The people who need information know how to reach me. Suggest you polish up your intel gathering technique and "presently surprise" us on your next mission.
Ninjanonymous: Any details (substantiated or not) you can share on criminal charges in academics would be appreciated.
955....hear your promises and I am sure everyone will be "presently surprised" by the executives put in place. Have you kept said execs sedated and in isolation during the perpetual 2 week waiting period? That is the only way I can see these "presently surprised" executives setting up shop on this train wreck. And how do you plan to leverage the strong academic team? Will they be "presently surprised" as well? If ECMC is relying on our current academic team for advice, they should build some bench strength because those troublesome criminal charges are seeping into the nooks and crannies of academic administration. Looks like a flood zone.
938 ... hear your concerns but I believe you will be presently suprised by the executives put in place and their knowledge. There will be a very strong education team in place. In addition, ECMC is making independent decisions ... hence RVPS.
905: the sale will go through, but ECMC's lack of knowledge and experience in this industry will be its doom. ECMC's leaders have already made the unforgivable error of letting CCi's leadership guide their plans. Hmmmm...who do they think caused this mess after years of blatant incompetence and lack of ethics? It seems it was more convenient to ECMC to believe that all of these problems - ED, AGs from many states, consumer groups, other fed agencies all wanting this company shut down - was simply isolated incidents involving a few bad apples. They are entering a field with massive and constant scrutiny, especially considering what they bought. They started with a fatal error, and it will sink their entire company. They are fools.
Keep telling yourself that if it makes you feel safer
They are heavily invested in the sale process. This is an extension of future growth and security for this company. In the next 10 years -- the large percentage of their current income stream will start to diminish. They are looking to diversify. In addition, they have spent millions on due diligence to complete the sale -- they understand the risks and were aware of the negative press that would come with the sale. This is a done deal due to the fact that others can protest the sale -- but the ED has the right to approve.
Keep telling yourself that if it makes you feel safer
Good to know.
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