Joe Craft is in early 70’s = is there a loss of leadership risk to ARLP in your opinion? I would think they’ve got a pretty strong team bench of other people that are tasting the Kool-Aid.
Keyman risk is real for any CEO over 60. Joe Craft signed the Giving Pledge, but I don't know who he has chosen to trustee his shares. Best case and its like the Milton Hershey Foundation, worst case and the business goes to drek
Joe Craft is in early 70’s = is there a loss of leadership risk to ARLP in your opinion? I would think they’ve got a pretty strong team bench of other people that are tasting the Kool-Aid.
Keyman risk is real for any CEO over 60. Joe Craft signed the Giving Pledge, but I don't know who he has chosen to trustee his shares. Best case and its like the Milton Hershey Foundation, worst case and the business goes to drek