walked away without looking back.
For the first time in eight years, Grant Caldwell had created a disaster I would not return to repair.
PART 6 — THE COMPANY THAT COULD SAY NO
Two months after the divorce, Marcus Reed and Thomas Walker visited my apartment.
They did not ask me to return to Meridian.
Instead, they placed the draft charter of a new company on my kitchen table.
It would specialize in medical-device compliance, supply-chain audits, and risk-management architecture.
No chief executive could override a quality committee’s decision when patient
