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California Executive Lives in Hawaii and Drives BMW Employers Pays For
The nonprofit also covered a Santa Monica apartment and BMW expenses as employee complaints raised questions about oversight and executive compensation.
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Astonishing new details emerge about LA homeless nonprofit CEO living life of luxury in Hawaii on taxpayers’ dime
While reportedly living in Hawaii, Carol Adelkoff, CEO of 1736 Family Crisis Center, made $1.6M over two years, making her the highest-paid LA homeless services executive.
·New York, United States
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Lodinews.comL.A. nonprofit rented luxury Santa Monica apartment, BMW for CEO living in Hawaii
An L.A.-based nonprofit paid $6,500 a month for a beachside apartment for its CEO to use when she visited the area from Hawaii, where she resides.
·El Segundo, United States
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