Three Bailout Dealmakers Make Good

摘要

Four years ago, unprecedented government bailouts of banks, insurers, and automakers prevented a U.S. economic collapse. For some of the men tapped by Uncle Sam to manage these rescue jobs, government service has paid off. Restructuring experts Jim Millstein, Harry Wilson, and Ron Bloom, who served on the Treasury Department-led overhauls of American International Group, General Motors, and Chrysler Group, have found that public service raised their profiles as they returned to the private sector. Today they're busy with everything from merging airlines to salvaging postal worker pensions to turning around Yahoo!