rester spent nearly a month attending meetings, interviewing staff, and assessing the financial and organizational structure of the skylight. the report allegedly included comments from one staff member claiming there was "a power struggle between dillner and former artistic director bill theisen."
asked about this, theisen said "i never felt like there was any power struggle going on."
several sources say rester's final report and presentation was labeled "a mess," and "not taken terribly seriously" by the only people to have actually seen it, eric dillner and the skylight board of directors.
and yet the proposal to combine the positions of artistic director and managing director apparently may have come directly from rester's report.
WHAT!?! Are you reading this? Are you kidding?
ReplyDeletefor the record, I was on staff during that time, and was never interviewed. Had I been interviewed, I probably would have said, "Eric who?"
ReplyDeletewow awesome. the best way to beat your opponent in a power struggle is to let them think there isn't one. well played mr. dillner, well played...
ReplyDeleteThis needs to be made very public.
ReplyDeleteconsulting firms. it's like the word, "military intelligence". obviously there are some respecting consulting firms out there but i've seen first-hand in CA how the only thing consulting firms do is consult you out of your money (not me personally, but the company here i got laid off from). IS this public knowledge or is this a Tuesdays exclusive?
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