Cecom & Associates

Accountability builds confidence and moral. So what will this do to our military?

Clarification is usually a good idea.

Between 1926 and 1936, Waterbury Clock quietly paid out $90,000 for settlement, support and medical costs for 16 radium girls. One family received a paltry $43.75 as compensation for the death of their radium girl.

This is the result of management having too few leaders.