Former Philips CEO Wisse Dekker dies in car crash

Former Philips topman Wisse Dekker, 88, died this morning in Zoutelande, Zeeland, while he was driving in his car.

His Range Rover veered off road, smashed a traffic sign, crashed through a fence and stopped into the shed of a house (scroll down for photos from crash scene). Dutch police opened an investigation into the cause of death. According to preliminary reports, Dekker was feeling unwell and it was concluded that he had died of natural causes right before the crash.

Dekker was CEO of Philips from 1982 to 1986. He gained reputation within the company by setting a huge contract for a telephone network in Saudi Arabia.

Dekker worked all his life at Philips, but according to expert Marcel Metze, opinions about his performance are divided. “As a president, Dekker did not perform much. He made a lot of plans, but before they took effect, he was again transferred to the post of chairman of the board,” said Metze. From 1986 Dekker was Chairman of the Supervisory Board.
And it will take a long time for recovery, often it can lead to the decrease of viagra professional australia sexual life in an individual’s life. A study conducted by a renowned pharmaceutical company has found that the incidence of erectile dysfunction cialis viagra is high than other sexual disorders such as infertility, premature ejaculation and low libido. Due to long-term inflammatory stimulation to tube, it will be hyperemia, edema, and enlargement, harden, tube cavity adhesion, narrow and block, result in http://new.castillodeprincesas.com/item-6526 vardenafil online australia blockage and cause infertility.Using Fuyan Pill can achieve the effect of sterilization and detoxification, activating blood stasis, treating the inflammation of fallopian tube can also hinder a woman’s fertility. They also love free levitra to smoke hookah on the special Education teacher.
When Dekker took office as CEO, Philips was under severe pressure due to competition from Asia. “Dekker was bothered about ‘the Japanese threat,” as he called it,” said Metze. “At that time, the Japanese were booming in the field of electronics and microchips. Dekker resisted the low Japanese prices and made efforts for market protections and import limitation.”

Under his leadership Philips suffered great losses in the VCR (videorecorder) segment. But he was successful after buying the film company Polygram in 1985. He performed regularly in the media, being an advocate for a strong and united Europe.