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Rotary inducts IT&E CEO John Compton
IT&E chief executive officer John Compton was inducted into the Rotary Club of Saipan Tuesday during its weekly meeting at the Hyatt Regency Saipan.
According to Rotary president Curtis Dancoe, the club continues to admit into its membership individuals who are interested in accepting the mission of Rotary.
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Compton was accepted into the Rotary Club of Saipan under the sponsorship of charter member and past president David M. Sablan.
In expressing his gratitude, Compton said he has been “interested in joining [Rotary] since I arrived [on Saipan] in September. I have a genuine interest both at a professional level and personal level of seeing my company be more involved in Saipan and in the community to make it better… so if I can be of any service…I’d be more than happy to help.”
Dancoe recognized Compton as a worthy representative who possesses the qualities that exemplify the spirit of Rotary in both his professional and personal accomplishments.
Compton has extensive experience in telecommunications and served as a director of network systems for Redstone Technologies in Florida and as a partner for the Newport Board Group of board directors and senior executive leaders with deep knowledge of business and strategy, operations, and capital markets before joining IT&E as its CEO.
Last month the club also inducted to its ranks Imperial Pacific vice president for corporate services and communications Tao Xing, constructions operations manager of Triple J Saipan Mario Valentino, retired engineer Steven Connor, Imperial Pacific public relations director David Largent, Micronesian Legal Services Corp. executive director Lee Pliscou, and Imperial Pacific corporate vice president Mary Mendoza.
