Kevin Spiegel does, in fact, have a rear-view mirror on his car.
I know. I specifically asked him, just to make sure.
And when he uses the mirror, it’s about the only time Spiegel, the 60-year-old executive who has been at the helm of Erlanger Health System during its three-year turnaround, looks backward.
Simply put, there’s too much in front of him.
“Don’t have time to look behind us,” Spiegel said late last month. “We’ve got too much happening here to worry about that.”
