Marcie Frost‘s Poor Job as CalPERS CEO – Incompetence in Human Resources, One of Her Supposed Areas of Expertise
Marcie Frost’s track record as CEO of CalPeRS is not a pretty one.
Read more...Marcie Frost’s track record as CEO of CalPeRS is not a pretty one.
Read more...A salvo against CalPERS board member Richard Costigan for his dubious defense of CEO Marcie Frost’s resume misrepresentations.
Read more...More proof that CalPERS has no shame.
Read more...Financial Times’ FundFire reporter Fola Akinnibi has written three stories this week that referred to misrepresentations made by CalPERS CEO Marcie Frost during and after her hiring by the giant pension fund. His latest report, CalPERS CEO Misstated Educational Background During Hiring Process (no online version) not only flatly calls out Frost’s falsehoods, but also […]
Read more...CalPERS is making credulity-straining defenses of its CEO Marcie Frost, and even a normally friendly publication isn’t buying them.
Read more...Did any member of the CalPERS Board actually read the words in Frost’s resume?
Read more...Another apparent case of employment fraud at CalPERS, this time with CEO Marcie Frost as the perp.
Read more...While CalPERS CEO Marcie Frost’s cover-up of her resume misrepresentations is not worse than her crime, it looks awfully guilty.
Read more...Yet another addition to the long roster of Board and senior executive misconduct at CalPERS.
Read more...CalPERS is up to yet more election dirty tricks.
Read more...CalPERS General Counsel Matt Jacobs and Board President Priya Mathur get well-deserved black eyes.
Read more...Even the Sacramento Bee is compelled to call out CalPERS executives for their failure to do basic checking when hiring former CFO Charles Asubonten.
Read more...CalPERS is about to take another great leap backwards in private equity.
Read more...CalPERS wrongfoots another big alternative assets investment, this one in timber.
Read more...Mike Hiltzik of the Los Angeles Times weighs in on the fiasco of CalPERS’ hiring of Charles Asubonten.
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