TELL ME THE CEO's OF THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:-?
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Google CEO-Dr. Eric Schmidt\nYahoo-  Terry Semel\nIBM- Frank Cary\nSUN- Scott McNealy\nTrilogy - Joe Liemandt\nHoneywell-Lawrence A. Bossidy\nYou sure you ment honeywel?\nOpera -Jon von Tetzchner\nMindtree- Krishnakumar Natarajan
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How about the websites of each of the companies you just mentioned.  Try investor relations, and/or checking out their press releases.
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How many female CEOs are in the 1000 largest companies in the World and who are they?
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Worldcom, Inc.\nEnron Corp.\nConseco, Inc \nTexaco, Inc. \nFinancial Corp. of America \nGlobal Crossing Ltd. \nPacific Gas and Electric Co. \nUAL Corp. \nAdelphia Communications \nMCorp
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Infosys, ONGC, Reliance, SBI, Tata Steel, ITC, TCS.
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William Gates III \n\nFor the  whole list:\nhttp://www.forbes.com/lists/2006/10/Rank_1.html
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1. McDonald's\n2. Comcast\n3. Visa\n4. Yahoo\n5. Microsoft
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Sheik of Dubai. I heard tonight on the tele that he is a CEO of many corporations in Dubai and he a billionaire many times over. I am sure he made most of his $$ from his daddy and big brother though.
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1. Bill Gates, United States,$46.5, Microsoft\n2. Warren Buffett, United States, $44, Berkshire Hathaway\n3. Lakshmi Mittal, India, $25, steel\n4. Carlos Slim Helu, Mexico, $23.8, telecom\n5. Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud, Saudi Arabia, $23.7, investments\n6. Ingvar Kamprad, Sweden, $23, Ikea\n7. Paul Allen, United States, $21, Microsoft\n8. Karl Albrecht, Germany, 85, $18.5, supermarkets\n9. Larry Ellison, United States, $18.4, Oracle\n10. S. Robson Walton, United States, $18.3, Wal-Mart
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Owned by different companies based on different technology
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Management \nBest Fraternities For Future CEOs \nDavide Dukcevich, 01.31.03, 12:00 PM ET \n\nNEW YORK - Don't be surprised if you see your company directors exchanging secret handshakes at the next board meeting. After all, about a quarter of all chief executives on the Forbes Super 500 list of America's largest corporations were members of college fraternities. \n\n\nClick here to view the Webcast with Davide Dukcevich \nDespite what movies such as Animal House suggest, fraternities and sororities are more than just freshman rush and beer busts. The social skills that help students gain admittance into the Greek system are the same aptitudes that can later give them a leg-up in corporate climbing. Plus, once they've graduated, they can tap into the network of past fraternity brothers or sisters who litter all tiers of corporate America. \n\n\nBig Companies, Old School Ties \nThese are the ten-largest American companies with fraternity members at the helm. Click on the CEO names for their profiles. \n\n\nForbes 500 Rank  Company  CEO  Fraternity  \n1  Citigroup (nyse: C - news - people )  Sanford Weill  Alpha Epsilon Pi  \n4  American International Group (nyse: AIG - news - people )  Maurice Greenberg  Sigma Alpha Mu  \n12  J.P. Morgan Chase (nyse: JPM - news - people )  William B. Harrison Jr.  Zeta Psi  \n19  Goldman Sachs (nyse: GS - news - people )  Henry Paulson  Sigma Alpha Epsilon  \n21  Procter & Gamble (nyse: PG - news - people )  Alan Lafley  Psi Upsilon  \n24  Wachovia (nyse: WB - news - people )  G. Kennedy Thompson  Beta Theta Pi  \n25  Berkshire Hathaway (nyse: BRKa - news - people )  Warren Buffett  Alpha Sigma Phi  \n27  Home Depot (nyse: HD - news - people )  Robert Nardelli  Tau Kappa Epsilon  \n28  BellSouth (nyse: BLS - news - people )  F. Duane Ackerman  Lambda Chi Alpha  \n29  General Motors (nyse: GM - news - people )  G. Richard Wagoner  Delta Tau Delta  \nData from The North-American Interfraternity Conference and Forbes \n\n\nThe numbers certainly seem to back this theory up. A mere 8.5% of full-time university undergraduates are members of either a fraternity or a sorority. Not only have fraternities been the breeding ground of those 120 Forbes 500s chief executive officers, they also have spawned 48% of all U.S. presidents, 42% of U.S. senators, 30% of U.S. congressmen, and 40% of U.S. Supreme Court justices, according to data from The North-American Interfraternity Conference. \n\nBest Fraternities For Future CEOs \nFraternity  Members Who Are Forbes 500s CEOs  \nBeta Theta Pi  11  \nSigma Alpha Epsilon  9  \nSigma Chi  9  \nLambda Chi Alpha  8  \nAlpha Tau Omega  7  \n\nWachovia CEO G. Kennedy Thompson said that Beta Theta Pi, which he joined while an undergrad at the University of North Carolina, gave him "the opportunity to meet people from different backgrounds and places, and the connections have continued beyond my university years to my business life." \n\nHe is also a member of the fraternity that produced the most CEOs among the biggest 500 companies in the country. Beta Theta Pi can boast of 11 such CEOs, Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Sigma Chi are tied in second at nine, Lamba Chi Alpha has eight, and Alpha Tau Omega seven.
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Work as the CEO of Microsoft.
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You get what you pay for..... what kind of a CEO do you think that you will get from Yahoo Q & A?\n\nIf you want your organization to be run into the ground, anyone can do it.\n\nThere are companies that do this sort of "head hunting", break out your assest, you gonna pay!
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Geeting traffic of CEO to your webbased discussion forum can solve your question \n1. CEO will be in tuch with you on Discussion forum.\n2. You can ask for "CEO Message"\nmuch more...
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1. Mittal\n2. Arcelor\n3. Nippon Steel\n4. Posco\n5. JFE
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Mr. Howard Schultz is the current CEO of SBUX.\nSee valuable write up on Starbucks at http://ibooyah.com
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Stick the company name into the search engine below. It should give you a lot of information.