Top McDonald's Exec Resigning For Health Reasons

Dec. 1, 2009

Ralph Alvarez, who at 55 ranked second in the fast-food giant's leadership structure, cites chronic pain and seven orthopedic surgeries for his decision. He's also resigning from the board of directors.

McDonald's to lose COO for health concerns

OAK BROOKS, Ill., Dec. 1 (UPI) -- U.S. fast food giant McDonald's Corp. said Tuesday Chief Operating Officer Ralph Alvarez would retire due to health reasons.

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