SCA Board inched closer to restaurant decision
Volunteer Tom Nissen led the Board’s latest decision-making process on the restaurant space study. Once again, the highly-compensated GM sat coyly by and let the
Category: Unfair Board Actions
Let them eat cake: learning how to be fair
When I was 12, my mother was killed in an United Airlines plane crash, leaving by father bereft with six kids ages 5 – 16
SCA deserves better. Lord knows we’re paying for it
Self-management is right. Implementation is wrong. Mr. Fox, Esq., has been hired to watch the chickens. The family dog has been left alone with the owners’
SCA Board election choices are narrowed by design
My granddaughter is six now, but a while ago, she loved knock-knock jokes. Her favorite one was apropos of the SCA Board race. Knock-knock. Who’s
I’m sorry. We weren’t so lucky after all.
I have to take back what I said about the restaurant. I can’t recommend any one of the three bidders. The process being used was
Who will allowed to speak at today’s 2 PM SCA Board candidate forum ?
Who is running and deemed eligible? 10 owners self-nominated for the Board 7 cleared whatever vetting the GM and attorney dreamed up 2 did not
Suggested Questions for today’s Board Candidate Forum
Here are some questions I hope somebody will ask the candidates today. I would ask them myself, but you know, it’s the kiss of death
Why can’t I be a candidate for the Board?
My latest rejection letter I’ll translate it from legalese into what they are really saying are my fatal flaws: The Election Committee and the GM
What’s being human got to do with it?
We are all more irrational than we think I don’t know if anybody clicked on the links to psychological studies in my last blog about the
Election Committee was inhospitable, angry even. Nevertheless, I persisted
Today’s SCA Election Committee meeting was an important part of the SCA Board election process because it was the official start of the election process