Source: New York Post
The lavish lifestyle of one of California’s highest-paid nonprofit CEOs has been exposed as whistleblowers claim staff were pressured to funnel vulnerable addicts into taxpayer-funded rehabs to boost his own profits. Albert Senella, president and CEO of Tarzana Treatment Centers, pulls in a whopping $2. 36 million a year running the city-supported addiction treatment nonprofit, tax records viewed by the California Post reveal.
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