BREAKING NEWS: Meg Whitman is Stepping Down from the CEO Job at Hewlett Packard Enterprise - Business Insider -BoardProspects

BREAKING NEWS: Meg Whitman is Stepping Down from the CEO Job at Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Business Insider Nov 21 2017 BoardNews

Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced on Tuesday that CEO Meg Whitman will resign effective February 1, 2018. She will remain on the board of directors.

She is being replaced by Antonio Neri, current President of HPE.

Whitman has taken HPE through some drastic changes since she joined as the CEO in 2011 of what was previously known as Hewlett-Packard. She's conducted layoffs that sliced tens of thousands of employees from HPE, with more layoffs expected to come...
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1. I'm incredibly proud of all we've accomplished since I joined HP in 2011. Today, Hewlett Packard moves forward as four industry-leading companies that are each well positioned to win in their respective markets.
2. During the past six years, Meg has worked tirelessly to bring stability, strength and resiliency back to an iconic company.
3. The world of technology is changing fast, and we've architected HPE to take advantage of where we see the markets heading.
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