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Cindy Ramos-Davidson, 51, has stepped down as CEO of the El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce to focus on her health amid a battle with pancreatic cancer. After 27 years with the organization, her departure marks the end of a remarkable tenure during which she helped empower thousands of small businesses and drive economic growth across the region. With compensation typical of executive leadership in the six-figure range, her transition underscores the importance of planning for life’s unexpected events. Mary Helen Aldeis, current director of the Women’s Business Border Center, will serve as interim CEO.

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In situations like the one involving Cindy Ramos-Davidson, it's essential for organizations to have the financial tools in place to navigate the sudden loss of a key leader. After nearly three decades of service and with deep ties to the business community, her unexpected departure due to a serious health diagnosis serves as a powerful example of how quickly circumstances can change - even for seasoned executives in their early 50s.

For moments like these, preparation is critical. As a Lloyd's of London Coverholder, Exceptional Risk Advisors specializes in High Limit Key Person Disability coverage tailored for both private and public organizations. With benefit limits exceeding $100 million per person, often paired with key person life insurance, this coverage provides the financial stability needed to support transitions, recruit leadership replacements, and maintain continuity in the face of adversity.

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