Mayor Johnson's chief financial officer abruptly resigns, third CFO to quit in a year
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<p>The abrupt resignation on Friday of Mayor Brandon Johnson’s third chief financial officer in a year could trigger another drop in Chicago’s already shaky bond rating and scare investors away from the city’s bonds.</p><p>Ashlee Gabrysch's departure sent shock waves through City Hall and beyond — her resignation comes in the middle of a budget stalemate, after just three months as CFO. Even more damaging than Gabrysch’s sudden exit is what she said on her way out the door.</p><p>A former Wall Street executive, Gabrysch issued a statement saying she was unwilling to compromise her financial…
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Chicago alderman calls for probe after CFO's abrupt resignation
A Chicago alderman is calling for an investigation into the city’s financial statements after the city’s chief financial officer abruptly resigned Friday during a key period in budget negotiations. Chicago CFO resignation investigation CFO Ashley Gabrysch wrote in her...
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Mayor Johnson's chief financial officer abruptly resigns, third CFO to quit in a year
<p>The abrupt resignation on Friday of Mayor Brandon Johnson’s third chief financial officer in a year could trigger another drop in Chicago’s already shaky bond rating and scare investors away from the city’s bonds.</p><p>Ashlee Gabrysch's departure sent shock waves through...
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