NPA Internal Review Sparked Suit Against Board Members, Ongoing Changes
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
A review launched after NPA's former CFO filed a wrongful termination complaint in November has invalidated the allegations, but has "also shown that there was some governance that needed to change," says Executive Director and CEO Daniel Fabricant.
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