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Longtime CEO also was survivor of "Miracle on the Hudson" crash landing Don Jones, who led the Jacksonville, Fla.-based American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists for 20 years, died June 22. He was 75. The Florida Times-Union reported that Jones died as a result of a brain tumor. The former CEO retired in May from $17-million revenue AACE, which he led since 1997. He previously was executive director and CEO of the Florida Medical Association, where he spent the first 29 years of his career.
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