Mr. John H. Flynn

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  Blood bank fires ex-CEO's wife - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/12/2005    Last Visited: 2/12/2005  

  WEST PALM BEACH , The 90-day probation period for Maria Ornelas Flynn, wife of former South Florida Blood Banks CEO John Flynn, lasted only nine days under the blood bank's new regime.
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  The buyout included paying $500,000 to John Flynn, through his Rhino Consulting Inc., his promise not to engage in any competitive blood banking activity for five years and his availability to answer questions as needed.
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  Other nonprofit officials criticized the $500,000 payout to Flynn as setting a bad example.Yates said FBC decided it was better to deal with Flynn before the blood bank went totally bankrupt and got entangled in court proceedings that could take months or years.

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  Blood banks combine in $15M deal - 2005-02-01 - South... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/16/2001    Last Visited: 2/1/2005  

  Former SFBB Chief Executive Officer John Flynn has accepted a non-compete exit arrangement, according to Chinoda.

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  Blood banks plan buyout - 2004-11-08 - South Florida... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/8/2004    Last Visited: 11/9/2004  

  SFBB CEO John H. Flynn did not offer comment in the press release detailing the merger.

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  Blood network gets ready to buy assets of S. Florida... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/9/2004    Last Visited: 11/9/2004  

  The proposed buyout includes dissolution of South Florida Blood Banks and the departure of its controversial longtime CEO, John Flynn, whose total compensation of more than $300,000 has made him one of the highest-paid blood bank officers in the nation.
  
  Flynn, 62, a former administrator at St. Mary's Medical Center, has headed the blood bank since 1982.His wife also was paid nearly $100,000 a year as head of the blood bank's fund-raising foundation, according to tax filings.
  
  FBC officials said both sides were under a confidentiality agreement and couldn't disclose how much Flynn would be paid, or other details of the purchase, until a contract is signed and the deal is closed.
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  That didn't dissuade Florida Blood Centers from considering a buyout when Flynn approached the Central Florida network for help.

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  FABB Legal and Legislative Committee - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/21/2003    Last Visited: 8/9/2004  

  John FlynnSouth Florida Blood BanksJFlynn@sfbb.org

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  Faces & Places - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/8/2003    Last Visited: 2/14/2004  

  John Flynn, President and CEO of the South Florida Blood Banks, leads guests in a toast
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  John Flynn, Countess de Hoernle, Mikhail Gorbachev, Irina Gorbachev, COO Trish Lowry, Chandra Bills cutting the ribbon

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  Jacksonville.com: Nobel laureates announce world blood... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/18/2002    Last Visited: 3/19/2002  

  John Flynn, president of South Florida Blood Banks, said he expects the program will save more than 10,000 children annually.He said the laureates were asked to support the program because of their background in helping children.
  
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  Flynn said the nonprofit organization will try to raise several million dollars over the next year.It is asking commercial airlines to pay the cost of transporting the red blood cells, platelets and plasma.
  
  Flynn said the goal also is to raise awareness in the United States about the need to donate blood.While 60 percent of the U.S. population is healthy enough to donate, just 5 percent do, he said.
  
  On the Net: http://www.cwbb.org/
  
  Copyright 2002 Associated Press.All rights reserved.

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  Jailed CEO does numbers for gangbangers - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/29/2006    Last Visited: 10/29/2006  

  Gone but not forgotten, John Flynn, the controversial former CEO of the WPB-based South Florida Blood Banks, briefly reappeared in town from his exile in the Georgia countryside this week for a court date.
  
  Flynn, whose love of life's luxuries and alleged mismanagement nearly caused the collapse of the blood distribution system in the area, attended a trial related to his 1998 divorce.According to records, the remarried Flynn stopped paying his $5,000-a-month alimony to his ex-wife of 35 years, Anita.
  
  The reason?After all, Flynn's blood bank salary of $242,000 a year and his $500,000 golden parachute when he left last year raised eyebrows here.But now he reports no income and says he is retired.His new wife, charity fund-raiser Maria, he told the court, supports him , even if his assets total $1.2 million.
  
  "John's above the law," says the ex, who reports a salary as a substitute teacher of $1,000 a year."He doesn't care."
  
  Said Flynn's lawyer, Eddie Stephens: "As you know, Mr. Flynn lost his job last year and has no income.
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  Flynn now runs the nonprofit Children's World Blood Bank near Atlanta.According to its Web site, Flynn, Maria and former Palm Beach County sheriff-turned-preacher Ed Bieluch are among the group's unpaid volunteers.

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  Media Contact: - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/8/2000    Last Visited: 3/16/2001  

  Educating Miami-Dade County's diverse population to the importance of donating blood offers many challenges , said John Flynn , president of South Florida Blood Banks.Hispanics constitute nearly 60 percent of Miami's population , and prior to this campaign , made up less than 1 of 20 total donations.Weber's strong commitment to implement an informative campaign was crucial , and led to a successful blood drive , collecting a total of 763 units of blood..
  
  Billed as a three-day donor-a-thon , Weber launched Salsa , La Levas en La Sangre ( Salsa : It's in Your Blood ) at Miami's Stephen P. Clark Center.Promotions included an appearance by Grammy-winning vocalist Albita , healthy Latin cuisine by Univision's Chef Pepin , daily salsa lessons by local dance troupe Salsa Lovers and support from both English- and Spanish-language radio , television and print media.The results were nothing short of outstanding : South Florida Blood Banks raised more than 750 pints of blood in three days – far surpassing previous blood drives that averaged 50 pints per day – while the area's Hispanic community , for years virtual no-shows at blood drives , fully supported the campaign and contributed heavily.

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  News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/29/2004    Last Visited: 11/28/2004  

  (Lake Park, Fla.) -- Orlando-based Florida's Blood Centers (FBC), one of the nation's largest independent blood banks, has offered to purchase the assets of Lake Park-based South Florida Blood Banks (SFBB), according to a joint announcement made today by FBC President and CEO Ann K. Chinoda and SFBB CEO John H. Flynn.

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