LOS ANGELES : Co-Chairman of RLA Quits as Part of Restructuring
A day after a new RLA leadership team was selected, Tony M. Salazar announced his resignation effective immediately as co-chairman of the private riot-recovery agency.
Salazar and three fellow co-chairs of RLA agreed late last year to step down in a restructuring move designed to strengthen the organization. With new full-time Chief Executive Officer Linda Griego and volunteer Chairman Lodwrick M. Cook having taken their positions, two paid co-chairs, Bernard Kinsey and Linda Wong, still remain temporarily in their posts.
Salazar, 41, will return to his job as senior vice president of McCormack, Baron & Associates, a nationwide real estate firm.
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