Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 126 Mr. Porter added, “Adina holds a big portion of company shares, and she also just secured such a big project. She’s qualified to be the Sales Department’s manager. I have no objection.”

“I don’t have other opinions either.”

Most of the people in the meeting room agreed, and it was not possible for Dew to salvage the situation.

Aaron was not happy about Adina’s arrogant demeanor, but ultimately, Adina had still helped turn the tables for the company.

With the Boyd Corporation project, the company did not need to worry about its income in the next six months.

He tapped the table indifferently and said, “Okay, we’ll let Addy be the Sales Department’s manager. The current manager of the department will be your assistant.”

“Thank you, Dad.”

Adina smiled obediently and sat down.

so mad that she gnashed her

holding herself back, but anger continued to

Department is a PhD holder who returned from abroad. She’s an existing staff member who has worked for us for about eight years. Isn’t it too rash to just let her be Adina’s

Osborne is a PhD graduate, and she also graduated with an MBA. She would really feel wronged if

Dew widened her eyes.

was Daugherty Corporation’s

was that b*tch, Adina, trying to

studied design for your degree. It’s totally unrelated to corporate management. I think you can step down and let Elina take over the position.” Adina smiled faintly. “You’ve made no contributions to the company as general manager for four years. Oh, I didn’t say that. Mr. Lawson just mentioned it. Since you don’t have

slammed the table. “You just joined the Board of Directors, and you want to interfere with the company’s staff arrangement

her lips. “Dad, this is

excuse to deal with your sister!” Aaron said coldly. “Don’t ever think that you can do anything you want

now that you’ve mentioned it, I’ll have to bring something up regarding Daugherty Corporation.” Adina looked helpless. She took a document out of her bag and threw it on the table. “Mr. Lawson, Mr. Porter, you can read accounts,