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Sir Albert Miller returned as CEO
Sir Albert Miller returned as CEO
2006, July 6: The Grand Bahama Port Authority
(GBPA) has terminated the services of one of its senior executives, thus
bringing to three the number of top staff that have departed this summer.
Sir Albert
According
to local news sources, the Port announced on Wednesday July 5, that post of
Deputy Chairman, the position held by Willie Moss, was made ‘redundant’,
effective July 1, 2006.
The BAHAMA JOURNAL said that the Port stated in a
news release that its group of companies was in the process of making a number
of major changes in its organizational structure.
 Mrs.
Moss joined GBPA as legal counsel in 1980. She was promoted to general counsel
in 1982 and appointed Deputy Chairman in 1998. From March 2003 until March 2005,
Mrs. Moss also held the position of president of Port Authority.
The
termination of Mrs. Moss came two weeks after the Port announced that Executive
Vice President Barry Malcolm had resigned after more than five years with the
GBPA.
Mrs. Moss
 Mr.
Malcolm’s resignation came shortly after that of former
Chairman and CEO Julian
Francis after only a year; the appointment of Hannes Babak as chairman; and, the
return of Sir Albert as CEO.
Mr. Malcolm
Those changes, according to the newspaper, have
sparked widespread debate, especially in Grand Bahama, about the effect of the
staff changes and the motives.
The Grand Bahama Port Authority’s corporate
responsibilities include the management of Freeport, commercial and real estate
development, licensing and regulatory functions, utilities operations and
municipal services functions.
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