With his background (McKinsey etc), vast experience working with growth PE, he probably is well invested in the Ironman company as a share owner himself - he can sit back at age 60 (?) and do some board work in various companies, work 10h a week, go golfing and fishing whenever he wants to ... and doesnt have to put up with all this Corporate BS, press and travels.
Whovever comes next as CEO of the IM brand, has a pair of big shoes to fill. Kudos from here for the work he has done and what he has achieved.
Has there been things that could have been handled better? Certainly, but all CEOs experience that.
The fact that the owners does not have a replacement ready at the time of announcement hints that something abrupt has happened.
Whovever comes next as CEO of the IM brand, has a pair of big shoes to fill. Kudos from here for the work he has done and what he has achieved.
Has there been things that could have been handled better? Certainly, but all CEOs experience that.
The fact that the owners does not have a replacement ready at the time of announcement hints that something abrupt has happened.