Duke’s Almost CEO Was a Good Leader: Ex-Progress Director
“But good corporate governance requires that the board have confidence and trust in the CEO, especially at this critical juncture in Duke’s history.” Rogers also faces internal dissention after three senior Johnson lieutenants resigned ...
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