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	The breath of life \| Columnists \| Tom Watson \| Canadian Business Online
		In the case of Eleanor Clitheroe, however, I had no idea how misleading the coverage of her forced departure from the CEO post at Ontario's Hydro One actually was until writing about the rebirth of her career last year.
		Clitheroe, of course, voluntarily put herself in a position that was vulnerable to backstabbing politicians, because of a sense of duty that led her to accept the challenge of taking Hydro One public.
		Clitheroe was handpicked for the job by male movers and shakers at the highest level, after years of outperforming men (as a lawyer, banker and public servant) in a man's world.
	www.canadianbusiness.com /columnists/tom_watson/article.jsp?content=20070507_155338_5028 (797 words)

	Eleanor Roosevelt Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Eleanor was nick-named "first lady of the world", by President Harry Truman after Franklin died because of her outstanding efforts to make the world a better place.
		Eleanor was a close friend of Adlai Stevenson and supported his candidacies in the 1952 and 1956 presidential elections.
		Eleanor's relationship with her cousin and other Oyster Bay Roosevelts would be aggravated by the widening political gulf between the Hyde Park and Oyster Bay families as Franklin D. Roosevelt's political career began to take off.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /topic/Eleanor_Roosevelt.html (4662 words)

	Laid off; Hydro One former Ceo Eleanor Clitheroe shares how to recover ...well \| CareerJoy
		This weeks podcast is with Eleanor Clitheroe, the former CEO of Hydro One.
		Eleanor shares in a very honest way, her experience going through this difficult time, the challenges and the ways that she learned to move forward both in her personal and professional life.
		The good news, Eleanor has moved forward in her career and is now an Anglican Minister dealing with a "higher power" and is President of Prison Fellowship which helps prisoners and their families do deal with the impact of prison on their lives and provide practical support and healing.
	www.careerjoy.com /index.php?q=node/294 (641 words)

	eastendbooks - The Clitheroe Case (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On July 19, 2002 Eleanor Clitheroe, CEO of Hydro One —; one of the surviving fragments of the former Ontario Hydro —; was fired by the organization’s new interim board of directors, over “an issue of corporate governance and inappropriate behaviour at the most senior level of the company.”
		Practically, Eleanor Clitheroe’s biggest political problem appears to be that, in the late spring of 2002, a somewhat new or at least re-treaded constellation of Ontario provincial powers that be suddenly realized $2.2 million was just far too vast an annual compensation, for someone like her doing the job she was doing.
		(1) Eleanor Clitheroe was born in Montreal in 1955.
	www.eastendbooks.com /page.php?p=152&w=17&u=16 (1958 words)

	CEO-turned-priest sues for Hydro One pension @ workopolis.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clitheroe, who was dismissed by the Ontario utility in 2002 amid allegations of extravagant expenses, is suing the firm over her pension.
		Clitheroe went on to study theology and last December she was ordained as an Anglican priest, calling herself "Reverend Ellie." She is currently executive director of Prison Fellowship Canada.
		Clitheroe argues the law only affects the calculation of her pension after her appointment as president of Hydro One in April, 1999.
	globecareers.workopolis.com /servlet/Content/qprinter/20060912/RCLITHEROE12 (528 words)

	Energy Probe - Nuclear Power, Utility Reform - Hydro One fires Clitheroe, alleges abuse of perks
		Eleanor Clitheroe [left] was fired as president and chief executive of Hydro One Inc. yesterday for alleged abuse of executive perks that included spending $330,000 of company funds on limousines for her nanny and children, according to Glen Wright, the utility's interim chairman.
		Clitheroe, who is ineligible for her $6-million severance package because she was dismissed for cause but will still receive an annual pension of $150,000, denied wrongdoing and said she is suing Hydro One.
		Clitheroe received a $40,000 "executive car allowance" as well as "a limousine service and the total bill for three years was $330,000, including 1,100 trips for her family, her nanny and her children."
	www.energyprobe.org /energyprobe/index.cfm?DSP=content&ContentID=4709 (824 words)

	CEO-turned-priest sues for Hydro One pension - workopolis.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clitheroe, who was dismissed by the Ontario utility in 2002 amid allegations of extravagant expenses, is suing the firm over her pension.
		Clitheroe went on to study theology and last December she was ordained as an Anglican priest, calling herself "Reverend Ellie." She is currently executive director of Prison Fellowship Canada.
		Clitheroe argues the law only affects the calculation of her pension after her appointment as president of Hydro One in April, 1999.
	works.workopolis.com /servlet/Content/fasttrack/20060912/RCLITHEROE12?section=Executive (538 words)

	CANOE Money: Sectors - The breath of life
		In the case of Eleanor Clitheroe, however, I had no idea how misleading the coverage of her forced departure from the CEO post at Ontario's Hydro One actually was until writing about the rebirth of her career last year.
		Clitheroe, of course, voluntarily put herself in a position that was vulnerable to backstabbing politicians, because of a sense of duty that led her to accept the challenge of taking Hydro One public.
		Clitheroe was handpicked for the job by male movers and shakers at the highest level, after years of outperforming men (as a lawyer, banker and public servant) in a man's world.
	money.canoe.ca /News/Sectors/Media/2007/05/16/4184968.html (700 words)

	UWO Gazette - Volume 96, Issue 21
		Recently it was revealed that Clitheroe helped out with Premier Ernie Eves' leadership campaign while she was still head of the public corporation, another example of her malnourished ethics.
		Clitheroe is supposedly one of the primary fundraisers for Campaign Western, the major goal of which is to raise $270 million to invest into the university.
		As chancellor, Clitheroe is considered a key representative of Western and its students (sort of analogous to Mike Tyson representing sanity).
	www.usc.uwo.ca /gazette/2002/October/3/News6.htm (414 words)

	Ousted Hydro One CEO Fights To Clear Name (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clitheroe, fired by the interim Hydro One board over allegations she abused corporate perks, has said she has done nothing wrong and will go to court to clear her name.
		Glen Wright, Hydro One's interim chairman, said he fired Clitheroe for "a pattern of behaviour," which included billing the utility $330,000 for limousine service over three years (on top of her $174,644 annual car allowance) and $40,000 in renovations to her home, and charging items to the corporate credit card that were inappropriate.
		Meanwhile, Clitheroe's future as a corporate director was cast in doubt yesterday after the three publicly traded companies on whose boards she sits -- Toronto-Dominion Bank, Dofasco Inc. and Inco Ltd. -- failed to give her an endorsement.
	www.electricityforum.com /news/jul02/fight.htm (828 words)

	Get ready for more of this @ workopolis.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		More than four years ago, Eleanor Clitheroe was fired from her job as president of Hydro One for "inappropriate behaviour" amid a blaze of publicity about her taste for yachts and limousines.
		Clitheroe, this misdemeanour can't be separated from the rich compensation he got at the expense of electricity consumers.
		Clitheroe earned in her last full year with the utility in 2001.
	www.workopolis.com /servlet/Content/qprinter/20061209/CAMPBELL09 (598 words)

	Communications and Public Affairs
		Buttressed by a similar experience in her mid-30s, that potent interlude stirred a faith that would sustain her through the "moments of spiritual desert" that came in July 2002 when the CEO of Hydro One was fired quite publicly from her $2.2-million a year job amid allegations of misuse of public money.
		Clitheroe's recent ordination as an Anglican deacon and her new job as assistant curate at St. Cuthbert's Anglican Church in tiny southeast Oakville have left many Ontarians scratching their heads.
		Clitheroe, her kids and husband, Randy Bell (a former boat builder who manages a horse farm north of Toronto), will continue living in an un-air-conditioned apartment at Wycliffe for another year.
	communications.uwo.ca /alumni/story.html?issue=Fall2005&alum_stories::listing_id=20297 (1083 words)

	Eleanor clitheroe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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	ZoomInfo Web Profile: Eleanor Clitheroe
		Eleanor R. Clitheroe, MBA, LL B, BCL, LL D. Eleanor Clitheroe is counsel with the law firm of Gauthier and Associates and Executive Director of Prison Fellowship Canada.
		Clitheroe was, from 1998 to 2002, Chief Executive Officer, President and a Director of Hydro One, the transmission and distribution system for electricity in Ontario.
		Eleanor Clitheroe, President and CEO of Hydro One states "Hydro One's sponsorship program has been designed to give back to the communities we serve and the communities we work with by supporting initiatives, such as this historic exhibition.
	www.zoominfo.com /Search/PersonDetail.aspx?PersonID=4838796 (1206 words)

	Hydro privatization follies
		Hydro One CEO Eleanor Clitheroe stands to rake in a lump sum of $6 million if she is fired or quits, plus a million-dollar pension plan.
		Clitheroe needs every penny of her $172,484 annual "vacation pay." It costs a bit to fund her hobby, sailing racing yachts.
		Clitheroe learned her privatization chops as a former vice president of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.
	www.web.net /sworker/En/SW2002/379-09-hydrofollies.html (717 words)

	Canadianna's Place: 06/12/2005 - 06/19/2005
		Clitheroe cannot talk about her departure from the corporate world, but is focused on her path through the spiritual one.
		Clitheroe's lawsuit against Hydro One is for $6 million she feels she is owed as part of a severance provision in her original contract, and $24 million in slander damages.
		I don't doubt Clitheroe's belief that she was called by God to serve, but given that she has stuck with this lawsuit, it would appear that she has not found forgiveness as part of her faith.
	canadianna.blogspot.com /2005_06_12_archive.html (5062 words)

	City Hall, Hydro One (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clitheroe had the nerve to become the CEO of a major corporation, a position that obviously was intended for a man. So, all the people who hate women, including other women, ganged up on her and either did her in or relished in her termination.
		The problem for Clitheroe was a board that appeared to be acting as if Hydro One was already a private sector corporation — rewarding its CEO with private sector level compensation.
		Further, while the worst that can happen to you in the private sector is to be fired from your job, in the public sector, mere firing does not do it — you also have to be publicly disgraced, because those doing the firing have to paint themselves as pure and white as the driven snow.
	www.torontofreepress.com /2002/reid80502.htm (565 words)

	Women's Post - Gold door knobs (Site not responding. Last check: )
		But before I single Eleanor out (after all, she wasn’t the only piggy at the trough), I’d like to raise censorious eyebrows at all the other corporate executives who are reeling in annual salaries that no sane person, in a lifetime, could reasonably spend.
		Clitheroe is so injured that people think she overdid it.
		Clitheroe talked about her children, she talked about her faith, she talked about her hard work and her pride in her job.
	www.womenspost.ca /Gold_door_knobs.asp (592 words)

	Get ready for more of this - workopolis.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		More than four years ago, Eleanor Clitheroe was fired from her job as president of Hydro One for "inappropriate behaviour" amid a blaze of publicity about her taste for yachts and limousines.
		Clitheroe, this misdemeanour can't be separated from the rich compensation he got at the expense of electricity consumers.
		Clitheroe earned in her last full year with the utility in 2001.
	aolnetscape.workopolis.com /servlet/Content/fasttrack/20061209/CAMPBELL09?section=Energy (667 words)

	Maurice Strong, Eleanor Clitheroe Hydro
		That was the salary for Eleanor Clitheroe, which didn’t create a stir until she was fired as CEO of Hydro One.
		Odd indeed that Clitheroe’s excessive salary from the public purse never became an issue until it was time to go.
		Before fate stepped in, this CEO was headed out the door with a $6-million severance contract and her pension hovered at the $1.1 million mark before being slashed to $150,000–largesse in the opinion of the average working stiff, but only the norm for current CEO packages.
	canadafreepress.com /2002/ed72902.htm (468 words)

	GlobeAdvisor.com
		Clitheroe said Ontario should reintroduce competitive pricing for power in order to ensure adequate supply.
		Clitheroe was fired as chief executive officer of Hydro One a year ago amid allegations she misused company funds.
		Clitheroe said yesterday that prices should reflect supply and demand because that is the best way of encouraging companies to produce more power.
	www.globeadvisor.com /servlet/ArticleNews/story/gam/20030625/RHYDR (288 words)

	The PenOpticon » Blog Archive » Absolute Power Corrupts, Ontario Power Corrupts Absolutely
		The Hydro One accounting anomalies are reminiscent of the furor over Eleanor Clitheroe when she presided as CEO from 2000 to 2002.
		Clitheroe argued that such perks were provided in lieu of her taking maternity leave.
		Since getting the corporate boot, Clitheroe went on to become an Anglican priest, though she is still suing the Ontario government over her severance package and pension.
	www.penopticon.com /blog/2006/12/absolute-power-corrupts-ontario-power-corrupts-absolutely (642 words)

	An apology for Eleanor Clitheroe \| Managing \| Strategy \| Canadian Business Online
		Indeed, Clitheroe's run-in was with then-Ontario Premier Ernie Eves, who, on July 19, 2002, had her terminated with cause from the high-profile CEO job at Hydro One, the province's transmission-grid operator.
		God has always been part of Clitheroe's life, so after losing her job, she completed a master of divinity degree from Wycliffe College at the University of Toronto, where she is now working toward a doctorate in theological philosophy (learning ancient Greek in order to study Old Testament prisons).
		Alan Lenczner, Clitheroe's lawyer, is going after her former employer for millions in severance and pension compensation outlined in the contract revoked by Eves.
	www.canadianbusiness.com /managing/strategy/article.jsp?content=20061009_81227_81227 (1018 words)

	Maurice Strong, Eleanor Clitheroe Hydro
		That was the salary for Eleanor Clitheroe, which didn’t create a stir until she was fired as CEO of Hydro One.
		Odd indeed that Clitheroe’s excessive salary from the public purse never became an issue until it was time to go.
		Before fate stepped in, this CEO was headed out the door with a $6-million severance contract and her pension hovered at the $1.1 million mark before being slashed to $150,000–largesse in the opinion of the average working stiff, but only the norm for current CEO packages.
	www.canadafreepress.com /2002/ed72902.htm (479 words)

	Call Inquiry Into Hydro One Executive Pay, NDP says (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The highly publicized firing of Hydro One boss Eleanor Clitheroe was simply an attempt at deflecting attention from the role the Conservative government had in her high-flying lifestyle at ratepayer expense, Hampton said.
		Clitheroe, who earned $2.2 million last year, including a $174,000 car allowance, showed bad judgment amid a corporate-governance culture that spiralled out of control, Wright said.
		Clitheroe responded by announcing a lawsuit against the utility, saying she had acted honestly, and that the board of directors had approved of her expenses, which she signed off on herself.
	www.electricityforum.com /news/jul02/hydroone.htm (478 words)

	energyprobe.org (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clitheroe and three senior executives have escape clauses in their contracts that they could exercise should the province embark upon a "fundamental change" of policy for the company, according to the prospectus filed in connection with Hydro One's initial public offering.
		Clitheroe earned $2.18-million in total compensation, including a salary of $750,000, a bonus of $806,250 and other benefits totalling $625,930.
		Clitheroe, they would pocket a combined $7.5-million, plus money they're entitled to under the long-term incentive plan (between $225,000 and $312,559 apiece).
	www.probeinternational.org /energyprobe/print.cfm?ContentID=4207 (561 words)

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