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'Fortune': Spurning Executive Volunteers

By THOMAS J. BILLITTERI

Retired business executives who seek to become charity volunteers could be in for a rude awakening, according to Fortune magazine (August 14).

The magazine details the ill-fated efforts of several former executives to lend their business acumen to charitable groups.

Don Spieler, a former Eastman Kodak Company executive in Rochester,...

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