Quebec CEO of Future Electronics resigns, vows to fight sex allegations
Miller was chairman, president and CEO of Future Electronics but the release says he had not been involved in day-to-day operations for a number of years and will now focus on serious health problems and “the protection of his reputation.”18-year-old Ontario woman becomes youngest $48M jackpot winner – on her 1st lottery ticket: OLG
In tweets earlier today, the province’s prosecution service and Public Security Minister François Bonnardel urged any possible victim or witness to file a complaint with authorities. Montreal police confirmed in a news release that they had investigated allegations against Miller in 2008-2009 and submitted a file to the prosecution service to determine if charges were warranted.
Headquartered in Montreal, Future Electronics describes itself as a “global leader in electronics distribution,” with 5,500 employees and 170 offices in 44 countries.
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