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Success is Not Enough
He was at the peak of his career. In his late 40s, he was the head of an international corporation, influential and wealthy, good-looking and athletic. Carsten Schloter, German-French top manager and CEO of Swisscom, embodied everything one imagines success to be. But then the shock! In the summer of 2013, Schloter took his own life – a dramatic fall from a great height. What remains is his wife, from whom he lived separately for the last few years, three children and the big question: Why? The Swiss business magazine BILANZ wrote about his suicide: “His suicide is probably the
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He was at the peak of his career. In his late 40s, he was the head of an international corporation, influential and wealthy, good-looking and athletic. Carsten Schloter, German-French top manager and CEO of Swisscom, embodied everything one imagines success to be. But then the shock! In the summer of 2013, Schloter took his own life – a dramatic fall from a great height. What remains is his wife, from whom he lived separately for the last few years, three children and the big question: Why? The Swiss business magazine BILANZ wrote about his suicide: “His suicide is probably the […]
