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Tenet CEO, Who’s Stepping Down: ‘I Feel Very Good About Accomplishments Over the Last Decade’

Letter to company from Trevor Fetter says his resignation will allow Tenet to deal with rapid changes.
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Saying that “an infusion of new thinking and new leadership” is needed at Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare Corp., CEO Trevor Fetter is resigning from his roles as chairman, chief executive, and director.

In a statement, the company said Fettor would step down “at the earlier of March 15, 2018 or when a successor is appointed.” Tenet said the company’s current independent lead director, Ronald A. Rittenmeyer, will assume the role of executive chairman, becoming “the senior-most executive at the company,” effective immediately.

Tenet’s board has hired Russell Reynolds Associates to conduct a search for a new chief executive. The company has also begun to “refresh the composition of its board.” That process is to ensure the board has the “best mix of skills and experience to maximize the future value of the company,” the company said.

In a copy of his resignation letter to the company obtained by D CEO Healthcare, Fetter wrote the following:

“I am writing to inform you that I will be stepping down from my roles as chairman and chief executive officer of Tenet Healthcare and the Board of Directors has begun a search for my successor. Ron Rittenmeyer, who currently serves as our lead independent director, has assumed the role of executive chairman, leading the Board and management. To ensure a smooth transition, I will remain as CEO and a director until the earlier of March 15, 2018 or the date that a new CEO is named.”

Read the rest at D CEO Healthcare.

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