Mr. Huberman said Thursday that he wanted to bring in more outside organizations to manage turnarounds.
"The best path for RIM is to manage the turnaround," he said.
Robert Pozen, Fidelity's general counsel, was the choice to manage a turnaround.
But she has since been faulted for an inability to manage a turnaround, and she has been criticized by analysts recently.
The Academy for Urban School Leadership will manage the turnaround for the first four schools, while the public schools administration will lead it at Marshall.
Can Kielholz manage a turnaround at one of the world's most-troubled financial institutions while continuing to run the world's second-largest reinsurance company?
He then hired as his Chief Executive Officer Wayne Inouye Wayne Inouye, a one-time vice president of electronics retailer Best Buy, to manage the turnaround at eMachines.
Not only that, Oppa's products are also built locally in Brazil, which means the company can manage quicker turnaround times than if the company had outsourced production to Asia.
Geithner apparently worries, a la the recent anti-stimulus arguments of David Brooks, that government lacks the talent and capacity to manage the turnarounds of big bankrupted banks.
As Cohen put it, "He had never been a C.E.O., never mounted or managed a turnaround, had limited fashion-apparel experience, and had no experience in the middle-market space".
It's not a hopeless cause as some have suggested; the history of communication is littered with brands that have managed a turnaround, despite the heavy sentence of hard labour.
