Which public company CEO do you trust?
25 September 2008
In case you missed it, The Globe and Mail’s Steve Ladurantaye ran an online feature today titled “Whom do you trust”. One of our team members was asked to contribute the name of one Canadian public company CEO who can be trusted to do right by shareholders; with the proviso that he couldn’t choose either Jim Balsillie (see prior post “Jimmy mustn’t read blogs” July 23-08) or Ed Clark (see prior post “Betting on the jockey is working at TD Bank” October 4-08), as both had already been picked by other commentators.
Mark chose Manulife’s (MFC:TSX) Dominic D’Alessandro (see prior post “BNN interview on bank M&A, short selling” September 19-08).
Here’s a different link to an article version by Mr. Ladurantaye.
AO
One Response to “Which public company CEO do you trust?”
September 26th, 2008 at 1:48 pm
Dom D’Alessandro is a great pick. This guy has been guiding Manulife in the right direction for years, has been basically scandal free, has been returning amazing value to shareholders considering the circumstances, and I totally trust him.
Will Don Guloien make the cut? Who knows, but I know we’ll all miss Dom.