Former SC Ports CEO Barbara Melvin to Receive Nearly $823,000 in Severance, Remain Consultant

Editorial: We deserve to know more about Barbara Melvin's departure

The public deserves clarity as to why State Ports Authority President and CEO Barbara Melvin abruptly resigned last week after three years on the job, but the Ports Authority board hasn't provided it.

Former SC Ports CEO Barbara Melvin to receive nearly $823,000 in severance, remain consultant

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Former South Carolina Ports Authority CEO Barbara Melvin will remain as a consultant and receive nearly $823,000 in severance pay following her resignation last week. According to a separation agreement obtained by counton2.com, Melvin will receive separation payments totaling $822,780 and remain as an SC Ports consultant, when needed, until the end of 2025. For her consulting services, the ports authority agreed to pay…

Former S.C. Ports CEO to get nearly $1M severance package - Charleston City Paper

MORNING HEADLINES  |  The S.C. State Ports Authority (SPA) will pay nearly $1 million in a severance package to Barbara Melvin, the maritime agency’s former president and CEO who abruptly resigned last week. The post Former S.C. Ports CEO to get nearly $1M severance package appeared first on Charleston City Paper.

Former SC Ports CEO to get nearly $1M severance package

Barbara Melvin, who resigned last week as president and CEO of the S.C. State Ports Authority, will receive a severance package worth nearly $1 million. (Photo courtesy of the S.C. State Ports Authority)The S.C. State Ports Authority will pay nearly $1 million in a severance package for Barbara Melvin, the maritime agency’s former president and CEO who abruptly resigned last week. The bulk of that will be $822,780 in pre-tax salary continuation …

SC Ports CEO to receive over $800k in severance pay, to be retained as consultant

Former South Carolina Ports CEO Barbara Melvin is set to receive over $800,000 in severance pay following her abrupt resignation last week.Port officials confir

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According to Charleston, S.C.-based publication The Post and Courier, Barbara Melvin will remain an hourly consultant for the SC Ports Authority through Dec. 31.