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Thursday, May 25, 2006
Kelley Out
BlueMassGroup has the scoop here, courtesy of Political Intelligence.
Not sure how this changes things, but it's interesting nonetheless.
1 comment:
Anonymous
said...
I think it brings clarity. Kelley was hard to define but at least Silbert is now the only candidate with CEO experience (10 years) that being an LG requires. Murray and Goldberg are basically mid-level politicos without real CEO/management expertise - and also lawyers (Goldberg worked a couple of years in mangement at Bradlees NOT S & S pre-1990 and none since then, Murray has no executive powers as mayor). Kelley had a background more commensurate with Silbert in terms of management and was also an 'outsider'.
Now the choice is easier: Murray - 'insider' - politician -cities and towns; Goldberg - 'insider' - politician - cities and towns; Silbert - 'outsider' - CEO - jobs, innovation.
We'll have to wait and see how the delegates think in a week or so. Not that it matters a whole heck of alot.
1 comment:
I think it brings clarity. Kelley was hard to define but at least Silbert is now the only candidate with CEO experience (10 years) that being an LG requires. Murray and Goldberg are basically mid-level politicos without real CEO/management expertise - and also lawyers (Goldberg worked a couple of years in mangement at Bradlees NOT S & S pre-1990 and none since then, Murray has no executive powers as mayor). Kelley had a background more commensurate with Silbert in terms of management and was also an 'outsider'.
Now the choice is easier:
Murray - 'insider' - politician -cities and towns;
Goldberg - 'insider' - politician - cities and towns;
Silbert - 'outsider' - CEO - jobs, innovation.
We'll have to wait and see how the delegates think in a week or so. Not that it matters a whole heck of alot.
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