Al Gore and George W. Bush weren't the only people involved in succession dramas in November 2000. When he flew to Florida to celebrate his victory he adopted the pseudonym Mr. Cathcart. His boss diverted his jet in mid-air while he informed the runners-up that they had failed. For ten points, name this former Dartmouth mathematician and football p
Al Gore and George W. Bush weren't the only people involved in succession dramas in November 2000. When he flew to Florida to celebrate his victory he adopted the pseudonym Mr. Cathcart. His boss diverted his jet in mid-air while he informed the runners-up that they had failed. For ten points, name this former Dartmouth mathematician and football player, a Harvard Business School alumnus and successor to "Neutron" Jack Welch as CEO of General Electric.
Al Gore and George W. Bush weren't the only people involved in succession dramas in November 2000.
Jeffrey {Immelt}