The fact Todd Sampson thinks his experience has never been more valuable to Qantas shows how important the choice of a new Qantas chairman is.
Chief executive Vanessa Hudson, outgoing chairman Richard Goyder, and every one of the directors who addressed the meeting adopted an appropriate tone of contrition and duly promised to rebuild the Qantas brand to its former glory., spoke in a hushed tone, explaining that he had wrestled with his decision to seek re-election.
Surely the time Samson’s experience would have been most valuable was 12 to 18 months ago, before the company made a raft of terrible decisions, includingalready cancelled It’s fitting that the protest vote against Qantas’ remuneration vote – which came in at a staggering 83 per cent – was only just behind that of NAB, which received a protest vote of 88 per cent in the wake of the royal commission.
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