In his swearing in speech, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan Preet Bharara, now in the middle of the Galleon hedge fund insider trading scandal laid out his principles:
"The willingness to resign over principle; the courage to resist even overwhelming public pressure to do the wrong or incorrect thing; the independence to banish politics from all deliberation and decision-making; the maturity to admit mistakes in public, even at the risk of certain embarrassment."
It’s fair to assume he did not get any coaching from many of the tech PR firms out there :)
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A PR nightmare
In his swearing in speech, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan Preet Bharara, now in the middle of the Galleon hedge fund insider trading scandal laid out his principles:
"The willingness to resign over principle; the courage to resist even overwhelming public pressure to do the wrong or incorrect thing; the independence to banish politics from all deliberation and decision-making; the maturity to admit mistakes in public, even at the risk of certain embarrassment."
It’s fair to assume he did not get any coaching from many of the tech PR firms out there :)
A PR nightmare
In his swearing in speech, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan Preet Bharara, now in the middle of the Galleon hedge fund insider trading scandal laid out his principles:
"The willingness to resign over principle; the courage to resist even overwhelming public pressure to do the wrong or incorrect thing; the independence to banish politics from all deliberation and decision-making; the maturity to admit mistakes in public, even at the risk of certain embarrassment."
It’s fair to assume he did not get any coaching from many of the tech PR firms out there :)
October 20, 2009 in Industry Commentary | Permalink