Emails show Centro employee accused of stealing $291K made repeated paperwork errors By Richard Webner September 1, 2018 Updated: September 1, 2018 3:05pm Alicia Padilla, the woman accused of embezzling $291,000 from the public-private nonprofit Centro San Antonio, admitted to that crime in January and promised to pay back what she could, according to the attorneys for her and Centro. less Alicia Padilla, the woman accused of embezzling $291,000 from the public-private nonprofit Centro San Antonio, admitted to that crime in January and promised to pay back what she could, according to the ... more City Attorney Andrew Segovia, left, and auditor Kevin W. Barthold make a presentation to City Council’s Governance Committee, in January about tax-dollar oversight. The committee was looking at the issue of tax-dollar oversight after the alleged embezzlement at Centro. less City Attorney Andrew Segovia, left, and auditor Kevin W. Barthold make a presentation to City … [Read more...] about Emails show Centro employee accused of stealing $291K made repeated paperwork errors
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Q&A: How Comcast is overcoming civilian-miltary divide
By Ilene Bassler Published 5:30 am, Thursday, May 24, 2018 Photo: Mark Mulligan, Houston Chronicle / Houston Chronicle Image 1of/1 CaptionClose Image 1 of 1 Retired Brigadier General and current Senior Vice President, Military and Veteran Affairs for Comcast NBCU Carol Eggert, Sunday, April 22, 2018, in Houston.( Mark Mulligan / Houston Chronicle ) Retired Brigadier General and current Senior Vice President, Military and Veteran Affairs for Comcast NBCU Carol Eggert, Sunday, April 22, 2018, in Houston.( Mark Mulligan / Houston Chronicle ) Photo: Mark Mulligan, Houston Chronicle / Houston Chronicle Q&A: How Comcast is overcoming civilian-miltary divide 1 / 1 Back to Gallery Retired Brigadier General Carol Eggert and her team at Comcast NBCUniversal are helping military members transition into the private … [Read more...] about Q&A: How Comcast is overcoming civilian-miltary divide