ABOUT THIS EPISODE
When you've personally made over a billion dollars in healthcare and have seen the devastation addiction can wreak on your extended family and community, you decide to do something about it.
That's the story of Bryan Cressey, who I interview live at his office in Chicago. With decades of experience helping healthcare organizations grow, he also has the ability to see what is and isn't working in the field.
So when he decided to start the non-profit Above and Beyond Family Recovery in Chicago, he had a unique vision to revolutionize the field. This is his story and his vision.
That's the story of Bryan Cressey, who I interview live at his office in Chicago. With decades of experience helping healthcare organizations grow, he also has the ability to see what is and isn't working in the field.
So when he decided to start the non-profit Above and Beyond Family Recovery in Chicago, he had a unique vision to revolutionize the field. This is his story and his vision.
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