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Wounded Warrior Project begins restructure, lays off half of exec staff
Wounded Warrior Project begins restructure, lays off half of exec staff
After a decade of growth, the Wounded Warrior Project began laying off employees this week as part of restructuring in the wake of a shakeup of its top tier.Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Linnington, the organization's new chief executive officer, confirmed late Wednesday that the giant charity for wounded servicemembers has cut 50 percent of its executive staff and laid off about 15 percent of the organization's 600 employees.Executive staff salaries came to nearly $3 million.
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CBS News investigation inspires new Wounded Warrior Project CEO Michael Linnington to reform charity
CBS News investigation inspires new Wounded Warrior Project CEO Michael Linnington to reform charity
The new CEO of the Wounded Warrior Project said he was inspired to take on his new leadership role after watching CBS News' investigation into the charity's spending practices."When I watched those shows, that's what really caused me to seek this opportunity," retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Linnington told "CBS This Morning" Thursday."I saw firsthand the results of Wounded Warrior Project and other nonprofits in changing the lives of our wounded service members.
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Wounded Warrior Project Announces Changes to Maximize Impact
Wounded Warrior Project Announces Changes to Maximize Impact
"We are focused squarely on providing our nation's post-9/11 wounded warriors with the best services and programs that when integrated with other government and nongovernment support, will address their current and emerging needs.Leading Wounded Warrior Project with rigor and discipline, while being transparent and fiscally responsible is - and will remain - a priority as we make organizational changes to better serve those who need this organization most.Our nation's wounded warriors depend on WWP and they have my commitment that we will continue to fully honor and empower them."
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