{"sectionId":6,"typeId":9,"authorId":1,"title":"A blog post","slug":"a-blog-post","postDate":1710502140,"expiryDate":null,"enabled":true,"fields":{"mainContent:1":{"693":{"type":"whatisit","enabled":true,"collapsed":false,"fields":{"heading":"CEO HISTORY - Test","paragraph":"<p>Over 60 years ago, <strong>Jack Dow<\/strong> decided that life didn’t end at 49. Though YPO membership ended at that age, Dow felt young enough to continue the pursuit of new business ideas, self-improvement and the important friendships formed through the organization. So in 1958, he gathered like-minded “49ers” together in Chicago to determine what might be done. He and fellow founders <strong>Harold Altshul, Ted Bartels, Chester Bland, Herman Kesler, Charles Klein, Mike Pinto, George Schlegel,<\/strong> and<strong> Francis Trecker <\/strong>decided that a formal organization should be formed to perpetuate the best of YPO.<\/p>\n<p>Over 60 years ago, <strong>Jack Dow<\/strong> decided that life didn’t end at 49. Though YPO membership ended at that age, Dow felt young enough to continue the pursuit of new business ideas, self-improvement and the important friendships formed through the organization. So in 1958, he gathered like-minded “49ers” together in Chicago to determine what might be done.<\/p>"}},"647":{"type":"whatisit","enabled":true,"collapsed":false,"fields":{"heading":"Heading 2","paragraph":"<p>Over 60 years ago, <strong>Jack Dow<\/strong> decided that life didn’t end at 49. Though YPO membership ended at that age, Dow felt young enough to continue the pursuit of new business ideas, self-improvement and the important friendships formed through the organization. So in 1958, he gathered like-minded “49ers” together in Chicago to determine what might be done.<\/p>"}},"648":{"type":"imgandtext","enabled":true,"collapsed":false,"fields":{"img":[203],"textCaption":"Education"}}},"sidebarContent:15":[]}}