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Bill D. Cochon
Director, Finance Division

Working within the corporation for many years, Bill D. Cochon became director of the finance division in May 2003 after climbing the steps one by one in the division's daily business department. As comfortable with legal investments As comfortable with legal investments as he is with fraud of all sorts, Cochon managed to almost double the corporation's assets since he was nominated as director.

In September 2004, he submitted a vital report recommending the complete dismantlement of the production and transport departments of the corporation, selling their activities to international subcontractors. Two months later, when the proposition was accepted, the human resources director and president Frank T. Piggs proceeded to fire 4 600 employees, reducing the corporation's yearly expenses by more than 7 million dollars. The board of directors proceeded to grant themselves a 150% salary increase to celebrate their latest decision.

A long-time friend of CEO and principal shareholder John H. Piggs, he shares with him his lust for luxury and his desire to make the corporation one of the most powerful entities of the country.

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First of a three images serie entitled "Corporate Pigs" depicting how I see today's corporate leaders. I hope you like it.

Make sure you take a look at the two other ones :

Frank T. Piggs
Edward J. Mudeater

Description
Bill D. Cochon
Director, Finance Division

Working within the corporation for many years, Bill D. Cochon became director of the finance division in May 2003 after climbing the steps one by one in the division's daily business department. As comfortable with legal investments As comfortable with legal investments as he is with fraud of all sorts, Cochon managed to almost double the corporation's assets since he was nominated as director.

In September 2004, he submitted a vital report recommending the complete dismantlement of the production and transport departments of the corporation, selling their activities to international subcontractors. Two months later, when the proposition was accepted, the human resources director and president Frank T. Piggs proceeded to fire 4 600 employees, reducing the corporation's yearly expenses by more than 7 million dollars. The board of directors proceeded to grant themselves a 150% salary increase to celebrate their latest decision.

A long-time friend of CEO and principal shareholder John H. Piggs, he shares with him his lust for luxury and his desire to make the corporation one of the most powerful entities of the country.

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First of a three images serie entitled "Corporate Pigs" depicting how I see today's corporate leaders. I hope you like it.

Make sure you take a look at the two other ones :

Frank T. Piggs
Edward J. Mudeater