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Mark Lamberti Resigns from Eskom Board
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At least he has some self respect, He must take a sabbatical to properly reflect and come back a changed man.
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Lamberti victim Adila Chowan speaks out
Cape Town - It is unfortunate that the Imperial's internal governance process was compromised and this has had such serious repercussions for the company's CEO Mark Lamberti. This was the reaction on Wednesday of chartered accountant Adila Chowan to news that Lamberti had resigned as Imperial CEO after four years at the helm. She recently won her race and gender discrimination case against the Imperial Group, its subsidiary Associated Motor Holdings (AMH) and Lamberti.
Lamberti's resignation as Imperial CEO follows his stepping down from the boards of Eskom and Business Leadership South Africa after the North Gauteng High Court found in favour of Chowan in the case where Lamberti was said to have referred to her as "female employment-equity" in front of fellow managers. He also said she would need as many as four more years to develop her leadership skills. The series of incidents started in 2014, and Chowan was eventually dismissed in 2015. She then sued for race and gender discrimination. Damages in the case have to be proven in due course, Imperial said in its shareholder announcement on Wednesday.
Chowan told Fin24 by phone last week she is now studying law in the hope of helping others.
https://www.fin24.com/Companies/Industrial/lamberti-victim-adila-chowan-speaks-out-20180418
Cape Town - It is unfortunate that the Imperial's internal governance process was compromised and this has had such serious repercussions for the company's CEO Mark Lamberti. This was the reaction on Wednesday of chartered accountant Adila Chowan to news that Lamberti had resigned as Imperial CEO after four years at the helm. She recently won her race and gender discrimination case against the Imperial Group, its subsidiary Associated Motor Holdings (AMH) and Lamberti.
Lamberti's resignation as Imperial CEO follows his stepping down from the boards of Eskom and Business Leadership South Africa after the North Gauteng High Court found in favour of Chowan in the case where Lamberti was said to have referred to her as "female employment-equity" in front of fellow managers. He also said she would need as many as four more years to develop her leadership skills. The series of incidents started in 2014, and Chowan was eventually dismissed in 2015. She then sued for race and gender discrimination. Damages in the case have to be proven in due course, Imperial said in its shareholder announcement on Wednesday.
Chowan told Fin24 by phone last week she is now studying law in the hope of helping others.
https://www.fin24.com/Companies/Industrial/lamberti-victim-adila-chowan-speaks-out-20180418
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Cool, but what happened to Janse van Rensburg, and Lamberti's useless black boss (Thulani Gcabashe)?
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