
Ep 35: BC Ferries removes CEO Nicolas Jimenez and launches a review of service and demand.
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Vancouver Daily News BC Ferries removes CEO Nicolas Jimenez and launches a review of service and demand.
What You Need to Know: BC Ferries has removed chief executive Nicolas Jimenez and launched a review of service and demand. Brian Anderson, vice-president of strategy and planning, is interim CEO effective immediately, while chief financial officer Dallyn Willis leads that review and a permanent search follows it. ...
Sources: cbc.ca · dailyhive.com · globalnews.ca · vancouversun.com · timescolonist.com · surreypolice.ca · nsnews.com · drivebc.ca
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