Daniel Chung, the CEO and chief investment officer at investment firm Fred Alger Management, survived the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center by chance. That morning a quarter century ago, the then-tech analyst started his day at the Intercontinental Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, searching for answers on why a key stockholding hadn't been performing well. The company's chief executive was set to make a presentation that day. "I was running late, so I went straight to the meeting," Chung said. "The meeting starts. CEO walks out. He's barely started, and somebody comes from, I guess, the hotel or the AVs — you know, the audiovisual staff – and hands them a note." "He looked at it, and he said, 'I'm not sure we can continue," Chung added.
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