“Several current and former Met employees and a member of the board said in interviews this week that while Mr. Levine was a beloved figure, they hoped he would soon take on an emeritus position that would keep him involved in the company as part of a graceful exit.” [New York Times]
The end is in the beginning and yet you go on
"...they hoped he would soon take on an emeritus position that would keep him involved in the company as part of a graceful exit.:
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