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Visit Annapolis lawsuit settlement reveals former CEO spent over $8,000 in fancy lunches and happy hours in under a year

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Connie Del Signore spent more than $8,000 on lunches and happy hours with a former board chair. She also charged Visit Annapolis $794 for personal items, including symphony tickets, an E-ZPass and a personal airport shuttle. She was placed on administrative leave in April 2020 and fired by the board for misconduct. She has denied those allegations.

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Visit Annapolis lawsuit settlement reveals former CEO spent over $8,000 in fancy lunches and happy hours in under a year

A recently settled civil lawsuit between fired Visit Annapolis head Connie Del Signore and her former employer revealed she spent more than $8,000 of the nonprofit’s funds in a nine-month span on lunches and happy hours with John Astle, a former board chair.

·Annapolis, United States
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Capital Gazette broke the news in Annapolis, United States on Saturday, December 11, 2021.
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