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| Ernest L. Passaliaigue,
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Biography: Ernest L.
Passaliaigue, Jr. was named the first Executive Director of the new
South Carolina Education Lottery in
mid-2001. Prior to his appointment he was a partner at Passailaigue,
Blanchard and Knight, CPA for nearly 16 years. In addition, he is a former
South Carolina State Senator (1988-2001). From 1980 to 1985, Passailaigue was a
Partner-In-Charge at Finch, Hamilton, Oxner and Company, CPA and from 1973 to
1980 was owner of Passailaigue and Associates, CPA. Earlier positions
included: Associate Professor of Business administration at Baptist College at
Charleston (1973-1988); Comptroller, Palmer College (1971-1973); Senior
Accountant, Thomas Busking and Associates (1971); and Auditor, Arthur Andersen
and Company (1969-1971). He has also served as an adjunct professor at the
College of Charleston, The Citadel, Webster University, and Central Michigan
University and was a former owner of the Charleston Royals and Rainbows
professional baseball team from 1980 to 1987. P assailaigue holds a
Master of Business Administration from The Citadel, a B.S. in Business
Administration from the University of South Carolina and attended Porter Gaud
School. Passailaigue is a native of Charleston, South Carolina. He and
his wife, Margaret, have seven children and four grandchildren.
South Carolina Education Lottery Executive Director Elected
Chair of Powerball Group
COLUMBIA, South Carolina, USA (July
10, 2008) – South Carolina Education Lottery (SCEL) Executive Director
Ernie Passailaigue has been elected Chairman of the Powerball Group and Vice
President of the Multi-State Lottery
Association (MUSL)..............Subscribers
Executive Director of the South Carolina
Education Lottery Elected NASPL President
COLUMBIA, South
Carolina, USA (October 5, 2007) – The South Carolina Education
Lottery’s (SCEL) Executive Director, Ernie Passailaigue, became
President of the North American Association
of State and Provincial Lotteries (NASPL) after an election held during the
NASPL meeting on Wednesday, October 3, 2007, in Lexington,
Kentucky.................Read the full story
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