Selling accessories?
My garage seems to be accumulating things from past/current RV's that I no longer use and should be sold. None of them do I really want to figure out how to pack up for shipping. It would seem pay...
Forum Discussion
fj12ryder wrote:
You might want to rethink Wounded Warriors. Though it sounds good: "Steven Nardizzi has been the Wounded Warrior Project CEO since 2009. In 2014 he was paid $496,415". You might want to rescind the statement: "Their CEO s don't get large salaries." Slimeballs are everywhere, and will take advantage of anyone.
rk911 wrote:
you might want to do some re-thinking yourself. Nardizzi is a past CEO but he was tossed. the current CEO, Michael S. Linnington, takes no salary...none.
Nardizzi probably tripped over his $496,415 salary and retired early on a full pension. :R I agree, slimeballs are everywhere - my wife manages the local office of a Canada wide service organization that relies heavily on non-paid volunteers to function. We know for a fact there are quite few senior executives making hundreds of thousands, the CEO as I recall just under 1/2 million, while those few paid employees within the organization are paid tens of thousands less than those doing similar work in private business. Who's kidding who here, there are a lot of people making a lot of money in these organizations at the expense of those who actually do the work day in and day out. Donating may sound good on the surface but there's a dark side to these organizations as well. :(
