2013-10-26 — nytimes.com
``Before joining Countrywide, Mr. Winston held high-powered strategy posts at Motorola, McDonnell Douglas and Lockheed. He was global head of worldwide leadership and organizational strategy at Merrill Lynch in New York but resigned from that post in 2003 to care for his parents, who were terminally ill.
At Countrywide, he said, one of his problems was his refusal in fall 2006 to misrepresent the company's corporate governance practices to analysts at Moody's Investors Service. The ratings agency had expressed concerns about succession planning at Countrywide and other governance issues that the company hoped to allay. ''
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