Greed and self-interest not mandatory for Tourism Holdings' directors, chairman says
Tourism Holdings expects to break $50m in annual profit by 2020.
Tourism Holdings chairman Rob Campbell defended his company’s request that shareholders approve a $100,000 a year increase in the director fee pool to $650,000, saying the workload of directors is increasing.
As well, the board is also considering whether to add a seventh director to replace
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 19 Oct 2017
Thu, 19 Oct 2017
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Greed and self-interest not mandatory for Tourism Holdings' directors, chairman says
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