Florida native began with strategic plan focused on goals like improving training and professional development to help members succeed Mayeux Incoming CEOs can inherit a variety of situations. One that poses a particular challenge is the unexpected death of a predecessor. Kevin Mayeux faced just such a situation last July at the $13 million-revenue National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors when he succeeded Susan Waters, who died suddenly at 63 in late 2014. Waters had been in top leadership positions at NAIFA for seven years. "It's always difficult to succeed someone who is a legend in the field," Mayeux told CEO Update in an interview at NAIFA's Falls… Read More