Beleaguered CEO of Atira housing steps down after forensic audit
The members of the Atira board refused to fire Janice Abbott last week, pushing back against BC Housing chair Allan Seckel
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The members of the Atira board refused to fire Janice Abbott last week, pushing back against BC Housing chair Allan Seckel
The CEO of B.C.'s largest non-profit housing provider has resigned after a scathing report that found a culture of conflict of interest.
An audit that found mismanagement and conflict of interest violations at the highest levels of B.C. Housing has sparked a conversation about whether the corporation's structure has become too complicated and political to be effective.
Atira Women’s Resource, the largest non-profit housing provider in British Columbia, refused to fire CEO Janice Abbott over conflict-of-interest allegations
B.C. Housing could face challenges finding another non-profit with the resources able to step in in Atira's place.