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Goodson told the state capture commission on Thursday that he resigned three months after accepting the job.
Former Trillian CEO Bianca Goodson on the state capture commission on March 4, 2021. Image: YouTube / SABC screenshot.
JOHANNESBURG – Former Trillian Management Consulting CEO Bianca Goodson said she resigned because the company was unethical and risked taking on a R300 million liability after opening an account at Bank of Baroda.
Goodson told the state capture commission on Thursday that he resigned three months after accepting the job.
She said she felt uncomfortable being praised for shoddy performances and getting paid for doing nothing.
Goodson said the three months he stayed at Trillian were too long: “What I know now [is that] I’m ashamed I didn’t do more – I should have rejected Clive’s instructions, I shouldn’t have brought the R36 million bill to Koko and talked to them about paying Trillian directly, I shouldn’t have opened the bank. from the Baroda account because I know it was used to divert money from Transnet to Tegeta. I was with the company for three more months and it ruined my life. “
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He said that he cut his losses and hopefully those of the country: “In the case of the Banco de Baroda account, I have to open the account and I have to have the liabilities of the account while someone carries out transactions in it, it’s like ‘are you crazy? . If I open this account, I can’t imagine paying R300 million in my life, R300 million is so much money that my daughter’s children would have to pay a debt like that. “
Goodson said he told Eric Wood that he would come back if given access and that he would run the business as a CEO should, but he told her that would never happen and she shook his hand and said goodbye.
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