Gulf Coast Council Names the Officials Who Grade Its Top Executives
Published Date: 11/4/2026
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The Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council announced its new Senior Executive Service Performance Review Board members for 2026. This board, made up of state reps and senior executives, will review and recommend performance ratings and pay adjustments for top executives. These changes affect senior leaders and take effect from January 1 to December 31, 2026, with no direct cost impact mentioned.
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