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Morgan retires from Acxiom

Charles Morgan has retired as leader of Little Rock-based Acxiom. He will serve as interim leader until a successor is chosen.

Here's the company news release.

Posted by Max Brantley on November 13, 2007 09:14 AM | Permalink

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What the hell has happened to that company in the last 24 months is beyond me.

Did they overextend themselves?

Friends and friends of friends have been laid of from there after 15-20+ years of service.

Posted by: Littlecrock | November 13, 2007 09:41 AM

Bad decisions, miss-management, and good-old-boy leadership has run that company into the ground. Charles Morgan, of Dallas, TX has gotten rich while the folks actually trying to do the work have taken pay cuts, benefit cuts, 401k beatings, and layoffs after layoffs. Bad quarter, lay some "associates" off. Screw the little guy while the rich get richer.

Posted by: Earl | November 13, 2007 10:14 AM

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