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Illinois dealer offers paid CPR training to staff following employee emergency

O'Brien Auto Team President Ryan Gremore and Warranty Administrator Cathy Napoline
O'Brien Auto Team President Ryan Gremore and Warranty Administrator Cathy Napoline display one of the automated external defibrillators Gremore purchased for the dealership group. Napoline was one of two staffers to administer CPR to a fellow employee in 2017. (COURTESY OF RYAN GILMORE)
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Gail Kachadourian Howe
November 09, 2024 12:09 PM

Illinois dealer Ryan Gremore knows the value of having staff trained in CPR.

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