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The car manufacturer Fiat knew nothing of the illness of his great man Sergio Marchionne, who died this week. The Swiss hospital where he arrived yesterday announced that Marchionne had been on treatment for more than a year, but the group was not aware of it.
A spokesman for Fiat explained this from the rules on medical secrecy. Last weekend it became clear that Marchionne was so sick that he had to hand over the Fiat-Chrysler management with immediate effect. He had complications after an operation on his shoulder. This raised the question of how long he was sick and what the company knew about it.
It seems now that Marchionne Fiat's family announced last Friday that he was so deteriorated that he could no longer work. The company itself does not want to say if the board of directors was not up to par, but his family says that Fiat was not informed of Marchionne's health before the end of last week without any details being provided. According to Fiat, "immediately and adequately responded" by the appointment of a new CEO.
Important Appearance
Marchionne, who turned 66, succeeded Fiat in 2004. Ten years later, he incorporated the American automaker Chrysler. Both companies were saved by him from ruin. In Italy, the striking captain of the industry, who never wore a tie and always wore a black or blue sweater, was an eminent figure. His death provoked shocked reactions.
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