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Originally Posted by graciegirl
I read the links you posted. It says USF pulled out because they didn't make the money they thought they would.
Lowenkron's sued for money that his contract said was his according to your link. That was a year's salary at USF. He must be a smart fellow.
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Better read the first article again. Read paragraph 3 in the first article which states there are concerns "that the same doctor (Lowenkron)who presided over the start and end of the university's venture is now working for the Villages Health."
Lowenkron ran a failed business plan that cost his employer over $5 million. USF pulled out because it was a money losing plan, to the tune of a $2 million loss, that Lowenkron presided over while at USF.
Further in the article it mentions Dr Elliot Susan, now also employed by Villages Health, as a paid consultant on the Villages USF project. Guess his work as a consultant on a failed business plan made him another prime candidate for employment in The Villages health system.
No doubt, not one but two "smart fellows"!