The Coca-Cola Kill Switch: A Story of Legacy and Reckoning
Countdown to January 16 — St. John’s, Antigua
The Regulator Moment
In a convergence of filings and lived experiences, regulators from multiple countries are acknowledging the complex web of cross-border litigation and family disruption that led to a pivotal moment on January 16.
The Family They Tried to Erase
Reflecting on the enduring impact of names like Andrew David and Dimitra, the author shares their personal story against the backdrop of corporate entanglements.
My Father — The Man Who Built Real Value
Andrew David’s legacy at Coca-Cola Hellenic embodies hard work and community growth, contrasting with the allure of corporate prestige.
January 16 — The System Blinks
This moment marks a shift where historical truths gain undeniable gravity, instigating clarity rather than conflict.
January 17 — I Go Home to Spetses
The journey leads to restoring family ties and honoring legacies, culminating in a powerful homecoming.
This is the Coca-Cola Kill Switch. January 16 — The Lights Come On. January 17 — I Go Home to Spetses.
