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A case of conflict of commitment.

[S]ome [McGill University Health Centre] sources [said] that [Centre head Arthur] Porter had become an absentee executive director in the past few years as he founded a cancer centre in the Bahamas, took on his responsibilities with the Privy Council, [Security and Intelligence Review Committee] as well as a number of corporate directorships.

The chair of the [MUHC] Board of trustees is a defender of Porter and has a deft way with the press:

[David] Angus told The Gazette that the MUHC board of directors had approved of all of Porter’s duties outside the MUHC. Asked to provide documents proving this, Angus said: “Are you calling me a liar?” He then hung up the phone.

Arthur Porter will resign.

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UPDATE: Titles After Your Name smackdown!

Porter:

MA MD MBA DMRT FRCPC FACR FACRO FAAMA

 

Graham Burrows:

AO, KCSJ, BSc, MB, ChB, DPM, MD, FRANZCP, FRCPsych, MRACMA, Dip.M.Htlh.Sc (Clinical Hypnosis), FAChAM

 

BURROWS WINS IT 12 – 8

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UD thanks Adam.

Margaret Soltan, November 15, 2011 12:37AM
Posted in: trustees trashing the place

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3 Responses to “A case of conflict of commitment.”

  1. adam Says:

    He certainly has been a moving target over the years, to judge from this bio sketch. You might even say a whirling dervish.

    http://roughashlar.com/files/DrArthurTPorterBiosketch.pdf

    Plus, something in the string of listed qualifications somehow doesn’t sit well:
    Arthur T. Porter MA MD MBA DMRT FRCPC FACR FACRO FAAMA.

    Haven’t we met people like this before?

  2. Margaret Soltan Says:

    adam: Wow! Yes, we’ve seen this before. Some Australian guy I think. Let me see if I can find that post…

    Here it is! And he puts this guy to shame:

    http://www.margaretsoltan.com/?p=31220

  3. adam Says:

    Actually, aren’t they both shameless? LOL.

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