
John Randal Tyson, the youngest CFO in the Fortune 500, was poised to take over his family's $21 billion chicken empire, the largest U.S. meatpacking company. Tyson, who has an impressive academic and professional background with degrees from Harvard and Stanford, and experience at JPMorgan, became the Chief Sustainability Officer at 29 and CFO at 32. However, his future is now uncertain due to erratic behavior and multiple arrests, including a second arrest within two years, according to Fortune.
John Randal Tyson seemed to be on track to take charge one day at the largest U.S. meatpacking company. Then came his second arrest in as many years. https://t.co/LtuiZHrZqd https://t.co/2Xy2iwYqrL
The youngest CFO in the Fortune 500 was set to take over his family's $21 billion chicken empire. Now his future is in doubt. https://t.co/rU6q2DjVst
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