From 2001 to 2008 he was vice president of a student loan company making
about $150,000 a year and also taught a few business courses at the
University of Maryland. He had an M.B.A., had been previously employed
by the Federal Reserve and G.A.O.; and executives in his field said he
was well regarded and quite good at what he did.
The loan company gave him a $188,000 severance package, so he felt he
would be fine financially. “I’d thought I’d find another job quickly and
actually wind up ahead,” he said then.
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