If I were on a search committee for an executive officer for my company, I would want someone to share the same operating philosophy as the committee. I would not solicit the services of an individual who had actively worked to prevent the very existence of my company.
I find myself wondering why the Good Will-Hinckley School offered such a position to Mark Eves. I can think of many reasons, none of which pass the straight-face test.
Something certainly does stink, but not in Augusta – the smell comes from Good Will-Hinckley.
Kurt Christiansen
Windham
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