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CEO steps down amid steady performance for Dreamworld and WhiteWater World

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CEO steps down amid steady performance for Dreamworld and WhiteWater World

For the first quarter of the 2009 financial year, Dreamworld and WhiteWater World have both reported attendance increases against the same period last year. CEO of the past four years Stephen Gregg has decided to step down from December 2008.

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If Dreamworld were in another state then maybe but it is not and by him taking charge of Dreamworld would mean he would be look after two dry parks one water park, two if he got WWW as well and finally an animal park, sea world. This would mean he would be competing with himself because he owned two parks very close by each other that were in the same sector. Correct me if I am wrong here this is just my thoughts.

Why are you analysing a non serious comment?
Oh lol I wondered why you said that then I re read the post and noted the sarcasm, silly me.

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