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March 4, 2021
Cindy Boiter
SPARTANBURG, S.C. March 4, 2021 Milliken & Company is pleased to announce Cindy Boiter has been promoted to executive vice president and president of Milliken’s Chemical Division. Effective March 15, she will step into the role currently held by David Moody as he transitions to a role outside of Milliken.
“It is an exciting appointment for our company, as Cindy will become the first-ever woman division president at Milliken,” shared Halsey Cook, president and CEO for Milliken. “She is uniquely qualified to lead our chemical division thanks to her extensive experience in the division, the acquisitions she has completed and her embodiment of Milliken’s purpose.”
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People with a disability now able to use taxi subsidy on Uber and the taxi industry is worried
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Simone Stevens uses the taxi subsidy to get around in a wheelchair cab and has known her taxi driver for 21 years.
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Victoria s taxi industry has voiced fears its business will be further eroded now that people with a disability will be allowed to use a taxi subsidy on Uber.
Key points:
The Multi-Purpose Taxi Program pays up to 50 per cent of a fare for people living with a disability
The taxi industry is worried the move will undermine a crucial revenue stream, especially for smaller operators
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