Olivia N. Clark
Executive Director Public Affairs
$154,132.62 - 2012 W-2
According to Joseph Rose, she's leaving for a "PERSONAL ENHANCEMENT SABBATICAL" by means of her $10,000.00 per month Pension,
courtesy of us - the Tax Payers.
Previous employment - Governor John Kitzhauber.
UPDATE:
MS CLARK'S POSITION WITH TRIMET WAS
THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS.
SHE WAS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR TURNING THE PUBLIC'S PERCEPTION
OF
MUD INTO CLEAR CLEAN WATER!
Read Ellen's full post HERE!
And don't miss this post either: I WANNA BE LOVED BY YOU / JUST YOU AND NOBODY ELSE BUT YOU BOOP BOOP BE DOO
4 comments:
Something big must be coming down the pike. Maybe the truth will be know in January when the State makes their report. Good for you Ellen to be so perceptive. They are abandoning the ship for some reason before it sinks. Why would all these people who just got a secret healthy raise because they were sooooo talanted acording to Neil leave one right after another.
Why would you leave in this economy with that kind of pay and such good benifits unless the bottom is about to fall out.
There's a YouTube Ted presentation, 'Bullying and Corporate Psychopaths at Work', the most definitive explanation I've found regarding the mentality of the Corporate Executive. I think Al has it posted here, I do as well or it can be searched on the YouTube site. They work in teams, all with the same personal values. Cult like behavior. They don't seem to feel or worry or care. When I saw Clark's "Personal Enhancement Sabbatical" on Rose's twitter I realized the only way out of the cult was probably through a religious epiphany or Spiritual flight. Don't know what she went through to get to that point but it almost sounds like a 'conscience'. If that's the case then it'll be interesting to see what she ends up doing with the $10 grand pension she's receiving a month.
She's getting $120,000 a year to do nothing! It's called stealing, I mean "taking", the money and running! Trimet execs are to Portland what Enron was to California or Washington Mutual was to Seattle!
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