Will PFAS blow over eventually, or is it a permanent drag on 3M? Thoughts?
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@vw FlimFlam likes the power of the position too much to give it up. Everyone knows 3M would have a hard time finding an experienced GC to join 3M with PFAS and the other challenges it is facing. Also, if 3M did find an experienced GC who happened to have a strong moral compass he or she could likely cause disruption which I am sure none of our executives wants.
Whatever happened to the method of collecting the PFAS by getting it to separate and float to the top of Lake Elmo?
US law says 3M owns the molecule from cradle to grave. The drag is permanent until some figures out a way to destroy the molecule en masse.
FlimFlam is praying that the Board waives his mandatory retirement at 65 so he can continue to draw his $10M annual pay package?
It will not go away while FlimFlam is still head of legal. It is job security for him.
They don’t call them forever chemicals for nothing.
As long as their are lawyers who get paid by commission it will always be a drag
Isn't that what the P stands for?