More on Doug Yonko dig. One of his brothers David Yonko is a bank manager in Phoenix and another brother Greg Yonko is head of a pharmaceutical company.

GY Consulting L.L.C. Alamo California, was formed January 2, 2017 to provide Contemporary Wholesale Drug Industry Expertise and Experience in Supply Chain, Vaccines, Physician Dispensing,Procurement, Business Development, Product Launches, Channel Strategy, Review and Negotiation of Supplier Distribution Agreements. Development of Specialty Product and Bio-Similar Distribution models, Alternative or Disruptive Distribution Models, as well as Drug Importation Models.

I am happy to act as your strategic advisor, provide on-demand managerial guidance or help you with M&A, Strategic Sourcing of Brand and Generic Drugs. Operational Strategies and how Future Distribution Models may impact your supply chain. I can provide insight on wholesaler/manufacturer relationships, as well as how to develop economics for new and existing products.

I led the H1N1 Pandemic planning for McKesson and participated in regional table top exercises in 2005 to ensure business continuity and coordination with local and state governments. I worked closely with FEMA during Katrina to insure the continuous flow of prescription products into the impacted region.

I held a senior position at McKesson Corporation, a Fortune 7 company. I was responsible for all direct purchasing of pharmaceuticals. I negotiated all contracts and agreements with our manufacturer partners in the US and Canada and indirectly in Europe. I managed over $12 B in inventory, developed close manufacturer relationships with the industry, oversaw 500 suppliers and all supply chain functions within McKesson Pharmaceutical.

I developed and grew McKesson Plasma and Biologics to a multi billion $ Plasma and Specialty Distribution Company. I also managed McKesson Flu vaccine programs, Packaging, Unit dose operations and Clinical Trial Sourcing.

I am a seasoned professional that has managed large complex processes as well as 5 small start up businesses and acquisitions within a company that does over $200 billion a year in revenue. I am extending my working career with opportunities that take advantage of my broad experience, relationships and skill sets.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-yonko-687a557

https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-r-yonko-b5967b109

Greg Yanko was involved in a court case in Virginia about Drug price gouging.

https://www.casemine.com/judgement/us/59145f98add7b0493421eac2

https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/azcentral/obituary.aspx?n=betty-j-yonko&pid=198093225

While working at Mountain Bell she raised 3 boys, Greg, Doug, and David Yonko.

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>I also managed McKesson Flu vaccine programs, Packaging, Unit dose operations and Clinical Trial Sourcing.

Jim Hensley's Nephew is in charge of vaccines? FFS

Cindy McCain has a half sister who got nothing when her father Jim Hensley died. Cindy even cut off the credit card her dad had set up for his other daughter.

ast Tuesday, NPR broadcast a story about Cindy McCain's business and charity work. In it, Ted Robbins described McCain as the only child of Jim Hensley, a wealthy Arizona businessman. The next morning, NPR received an e-mail from Nicholas Portalski of Phoenix, who heard the story with his mother.

"We were listening to the piece about Cindy McCain on NPR, All Things Considered, and it just struck us very hard," Portalski said.

His mother, Kathleen Hensley Portalski, is also Hensley's daughter.

The Portalski family is accustomed to hearing Cindy McCain described as Hensley's only child.

She's been described that way by news organizations from The New Yorker and The New York Times to Newsweek and ABC.

McCain herself routinely uses the phrase "only child," as she did on CNN last month. "I grew up with my dad," she said then. "I'm an only child. My father was a cowboy, and he really loved me very much, but I think he wanted a son occasionally."

McCain's father was also a businessman — and twice a father.

"I'm upset," Kathleen Portalski says. "I'm angry. It makes me feel like a nonperson, kind of."

https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=93708729

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