Corporate Programs
There is probably one person sitting at the boardroom table who your company cannot afford to lose… and his or her job may be killing them.
The untimely death of a prominent executive has touched many of America’s corporate boardrooms. It’s a sudden strike that comes without warning. And, it can be catastrophic for any company.
A heart attack claimed the life of McDonald’s CEO, Jim Cantalupo, at the age of 60. Charlie Bell, his 60-year-old successor, was diagnosed with cancer two weeks after assuming the position. He died nine months later.
Coca-Cola also lost their 61-year-old CEO, Charles Fruit, to a massive heart attack. And, the 60-year-old CEO of Pilgrim’s Pride, O.B. Goolsby, passed away two days after suffering a debilitating stroke.
Most recently, Tim Russert, the 58-year-old senior vice president of NBC News, died of heart attack only weeks after passing a stress test.
All brilliant minds of Fortune 500 companies… senior level executives driven by the rich rewards of success… and, yet not one knew the power of prevention.
One appointment with The Center for Preventive Medicine® could maintain the longevity of your life and help avoid a corporate management crisis.
Click here to request additional information, or contact Don Hudson, our Director for Center Development at (214) 544-6040 to help you develop a corporate prevention program for your company.