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Started by killeen
Fri, 26 Apr 1991 14:52
FYI DECUS by-law proposal (1 of 2)
Author: killeen
Date: Fri, 26 Apr 1991 14:52
Date: Fri, 26 Apr 1991 14:52
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D E C U S - I N T E R O F F I C E M E M O R A N D U M
Date: 25-Apr-1991 09:26pm EST
From: Dennis N. Clark
CLARK
Dept: board of directors
Tel No: 6155767384w 3769752h
TO: Jeff Killeen ( KILLEEN )
Subject: your vote
Doc Number: 009462
A great deal of false information regarding the ADL recommendations is
being distributed to DECUS leaders. The sheer volume of material precludes
an attempt to refute all of the misinformation. Here then, are some
facts for you to consider when you decide how you would like your society
to operate.
The Board of directors unanimously recommended that the Arthur D. Little
company survey the US Chapter of DECUS to check its state of health.
ADL interviewded over 600 DECUS leaders. ADL concluded from those
interviews that the current structure of DECUS creates an adversarial
relation among its leaders and that the structure should be changed to
engender closer communication between the board and other groups.
The suggestion was to meld the Management Council and the Board into one
group in order to facilitate communication.
Since then, the board has consistently been divided 7/2 in favor of the ADL
recommendations with the two dissenting votes coming from the Board
Directors who represent the Management Council.
A great number of personal attacks have created an emotional atmosphere which
obscures the issues themselves. Please carefully consider facts rather
than personalities when you make your decision on how you wish to
have your society operate.
Sincerely,
Dennis Clark Board of Directors member
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