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The Night I Was Fired, the CEO Called Demanding My $206 Million Acquisition Plan! I Asked, “Who I...
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"Who is this?" The night I was fired, the CEO called at 11:47 p.m. demanding the $206 million deal I had built.

Jeffrey Hughes, a corporate development VP, finds serious problems in a hospital-tech acquisition. When he refuses to sign off on inflated numbers, he loses his job. Then the CEO calls him in the middle of the night, and a board packet is due at eight.

▸ A growth chart that looks too perfect to be real

▸ One clause in the memo put Jeffrey's name in the deal

▸ Every version of the model left a record

🎬 Chapters:

00:00 - The midnight phone call

01:39 - A chart too smooth

05:28 - Digging into Ellis Medical

13:32 - The retention agreement trap

23:25 - The seller meeting

34:28 - Emergency board meeting

46:12 - Back in the conference room

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