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It's really not all that sudden. HPE appointed Neri as president back in June. From https://www.sdxcentral.com/articles/news/hpe-appoints-first-president-antoni
by briankelly 9y ago
It's really not all that sudden. HPE appointed Neri as president back in June. From https://www.sdxcentral.com/articles/news/hpe-appoints-first-president-antonio-neri-22-year-hp-veteran/2017/06/ https://www.sdxcentral.com/articles/news/hpe-appoints-first-... :
The move positions Neri to become HPE’s next CEO, CRN reports.
“This clearly lines up Neri to be the next in line to take the reins of HPE, there is no question about it,” Bob Venero, CEO Future Tech told CRN. “This looks like it is Whitman staying true to her statement that the next CEO of HPE would be born and bred in the HPE family.”
- shostack 9y agoI've always been curious how those sorts of internal conversations go at that level at companies that size. Anyone have any insights to share?
- randoramax 9y agoRead Jack Welch's autobiography, very informative on the subject of internal car and successions
- alexpotato 9y agoI've always been curious about this as well so thanks for the suggestion.