The embattled insurer's former general counsel tells mag: 'For someone to say, "I think you're doing a great job, Stasia, but the American people hate you and therefore we think you should make no more than $500,000 a year" — there's no logic to that.'
February 19, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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After a spat with the U.S. pay czar over executive pay cuts, Anastasia Kelly resigned on Dec. 31 as general counsel for embattled and vilified insurance giant American International Group, Inc.
Now Kelly has spoken with Fortune Magazine about why she left, her plans for the future, and what it was like working for AIG during one of the most dramatic and difficult times in America’s economic history.
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