Delta announces new CEO
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Delta has been working to fix a revenue problem and making good progress. Jim Whitehurst is responsible for much of that improvement.
Further, Jim Whitehurst connected with many employees who had their pride restored in Delta Air Lines. This was being reflected in the customers' favorable experiences when travelling on Delta.
I'm hopeful that there is some good news in this somewhere for Whitehurst and that he will keep up the good job at Delta.
Further, Jim Whitehurst connected with many employees who had their pride restored in Delta Air Lines. This was being reflected in the customers' favorable experiences when travelling on Delta.
I'm hopeful that there is some good news in this somewhere for Whitehurst and that he will keep up the good job at Delta.
Last edited by Bucking Bar; 08-22-2007 at 05:34 AM.
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Wonder if Ed Bastien and Jim Whitehurst will resign? Being on the board of a multimillion dollar organization, I can tell you that boards tend to go outside when looking for a new leader. Oldtimers get upset and either leave or suck it up. The sucking will go so long before they are tired of it all. Hiring an executive search firm (which we also did on my board) adds another dimension and complexity. Whatever the case, I wish Delta the best.
Richard Anderson? Isn't that McGyver, an actor of some renown? Chuck Norris with brains?
Richard Anderson? Isn't that McGyver, an actor of some renown? Chuck Norris with brains?
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