How Honest is Robert A. Maiocco, Jr?
Interesting that members of the City Council didn't know about the multitude of problems Bob Maiocco had at Wells Fargo, isn't it?
Mr. Maiocco, so desperate to be "council president' for a dozen or so times, so conveniently forgot to tell his fellow council members that clients were allegedly fleeing him for fear of their finances.
So why should an individual like that have so much power over the city budget as "president" of the city council, about as legitimate as the public access TV president who put phony names on official documents - under the penalties of perjury - that belonged to PAST members of the board. So for the past decade or so of abuse and monkey business at the failed 501c3 - a situation that Bob Maiocco enabled by stifling talk at the council - it could have all been prevented.
Robert Alexander Maiocco Jr. did not prevent the misuse and abuse of the P/E/G access monies. Now we find out that people who trusted F.A. Bob Maiocco (financial adviser) put some serious complaints on him.
How honest was it of Maiocco to so conveniently not tell his fellow councilors that his own clients didn't trust him with their monies?
How honest was it of Bob Maiocco to try to stick it to Mike McGlynn by saying the city council was the "only" place in Medford where citizens could speak, Maiocco CENSORING and shutting people down with antics and maneuvers that would make Ernesto "Che" Guevara blush with envy
By the way, the Worldwide Search is on: Chief Budget Director/Chief Procurement Officer
City of Medford
Have you "applied" yet, Uncle Bob Maiocco?
Or has this blog scuttled your chances of having your unclean hands touching the abyss known as "the general fund????"
The position promotes the alignment of department goals and objectives with those of the Mayor; reviews, evaluates, and monitors service delivery methods and systems; keeps the Mayor informed of department activities and operations; regularly meets with management to coordinate and provide input into services; disseminates and ensures the execution of city-wide financial longevity plans, strategies, initiatives, values, policies and procedures. Analyzes financial and economic data and trends; analyzes changes in federal, state, and local laws and regulations that have an economic impact on the city. Prepares recommendations and reports for the Mayor and for financial management strategies, plans, policies, and actions. Prepares and delivers public information regarding the city's financial performance and long-range strategic planning. Oversees the development and preparation of the Mayor's budget recommendations, including the general fund, the enterprise funds and capital improvement programs
Interesting that members of the City Council didn't know about the multitude of problems Bob Maiocco had at Wells Fargo, isn't it?
Mr. Maiocco, so desperate to be "council president' for a dozen or so times, so conveniently forgot to tell his fellow council members that clients were allegedly fleeing him for fear of their finances.
So why should an individual like that have so much power over the city budget as "president" of the city council, about as legitimate as the public access TV president who put phony names on official documents - under the penalties of perjury - that belonged to PAST members of the board. So for the past decade or so of abuse and monkey business at the failed 501c3 - a situation that Bob Maiocco enabled by stifling talk at the council - it could have all been prevented.
Robert Alexander Maiocco Jr. did not prevent the misuse and abuse of the P/E/G access monies. Now we find out that people who trusted F.A. Bob Maiocco (financial adviser) put some serious complaints on him.
How honest was it of Maiocco to so conveniently not tell his fellow councilors that his own clients didn't trust him with their monies?
How honest was it of Bob Maiocco to try to stick it to Mike McGlynn by saying the city council was the "only" place in Medford where citizens could speak, Maiocco CENSORING and shutting people down with antics and maneuvers that would make Ernesto "Che" Guevara blush with envy
By the way, the Worldwide Search is on: Chief Budget Director/Chief Procurement Officer
City of Medford
Have you "applied" yet, Uncle Bob Maiocco?
Or has this blog scuttled your chances of having your unclean hands touching the abyss known as "the general fund????"
The position promotes the alignment of department goals and objectives with those of the Mayor; reviews, evaluates, and monitors service delivery methods and systems; keeps the Mayor informed of department activities and operations; regularly meets with management to coordinate and provide input into services; disseminates and ensures the execution of city-wide financial longevity plans, strategies, initiatives, values, policies and procedures. Analyzes financial and economic data and trends; analyzes changes in federal, state, and local laws and regulations that have an economic impact on the city. Prepares recommendations and reports for the Mayor and for financial management strategies, plans, policies, and actions. Prepares and delivers public information regarding the city's financial performance and long-range strategic planning. Oversees the development and preparation of the Mayor's budget recommendations, including the general fund, the enterprise funds and capital improvement programs