Vaughn Simon wrote:
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I'm surprised at two things in this thread. Second
the lack of outrage leveled at the SSA is remarkably stunning.

Well, the outrage at the guy who reposted the information here on ras kind of
squelched the conversation. For the record, based on what I know so far, you
can put me in the camp of those who feel the "Captain of the Ship" (PIC?, CEO?)
bears ultimate responsibility in this case.

Vaughn (a member)
I think you need to contact your regional director(s) to gain some
additional insight into the situation.

The financial reports and quarterly statements are available online to
members under governance. You might want to review some of these prior
to contacting your directors. You may also want to look over the
reports of the SSA Foundation.

I understand as a result of the previous problem, part of that solution
(wisely or unwisely) was to not have the CFO reporting directly to the
CEO. I understand also that the CFO apparently did not do what was
asked of him regarding the accountants. Actual details are a bit
sparse at this point, but seem consistent with Dianne's letter to the
members. One can only guess at the possible motives and whether
deception, neglect or omission was involved. Again, contact your
director(s) for further discussion. I'm confident members will be
given appropriate updates.

I don't know if directors will discuss this with those posting here
that are not currently SSA members.

Frank Whiteley