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Beaumont CEO John Fox Hey, Beaumont Health CEO John Fox: You’re an accountant, I’m a writer, and I’m going to explain your current situation in language so simple that even the numerical side of your brain can easily process and understand. Most of the people working at Michigan’s biggest hospital network just aren’t into you. They never have been. Your first clue should have come in December 2019 when Marc Sakwa, a nationally renowned cardiac surgeon who was beloved by the medical staff, his patients, and the prestigious donors he attracted, resigned and moved to southern California. Unlike yourself, Sakwa was born in the Detroit area and had strong ties to southeastern Michigan. While you maintain that Sakwa left because of revenue sharing issues, multiple people have told me he left because he was disgusted with your leadership.
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PERRY, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) It’s International Women’s Day and women-owned small businesses are the fastest growing in the state, according to Georgia.Org.
Ellen Palmer serves as president and CEO of the Perry Chamber. She says Perry has many businesses owned by women, as well as, many women that hold leadership roles in the city. She says it’s an honor to be apart of that group.
“It’s just really impressive when you start looking at all the businesses, how many are run by women, and such successful businesses,” says Palmer. “Ones that have been here a long time, one’s that give back to our community and do so many good things.”