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Why stop there? Keep cleaning house. There's lots of dead wood within the USOE.
When an auditor is fired for reporting the facts then it only means one thing, they don't want to listen to him. When they want someone to concentrate on 'risk analysis' that only means one thing, they are putting education funds in to risky investing and not education. An auditors job is to keep the books and monitor spending and reporting financial status, not seek out investors and investments. A risk anaylist works on the other end of an auditors job, looking for ways to spend money they don't have. To have one person doing both jobs, risky versus actual funds, is a conflict of jobs. From reading this it sounds like we need a new board of directors who can manage money and operate on a balanced budget.
Corruption at its finest!!
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