Orodha ya Viongozi (C.E.O) 5 bora wa makampuni ya Teknolojia duniani.

Some business leaders and companies are just admired by numbers of people. The reason is that they manage to lead the company to an undeniable success compared to their counterparts. Here are the Top 5 CEO of tech companies.

1.Jeffrey P. Bezos 

 

Amazon.com is the first in line. CEO of Amazone since 1996 until now, he succeeded in leading the company to its state now. He is well-known in revolutionalizing the e-commerce from the U.S. to other countries in the world.  Stockholders were complaining of the small growth of Amazon in the beginning of the firm in a garage. E-commerce flourished and Bezos took advantage of it by increasing offers of different types and even discounts. Amazon is now gathering no less than 30 million people around the world by selling items via Web services.

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2.Yun Jong-Yong

Is our next successful CEO. Chief Executive Officer of Samsung Electronics in South Korea, the man was in the tenure from 1996 to 2008. Right after being graduated, Yun Jong-Yong joined the members of his families in their business, Samsung Group.  During the Asian crisis in 1996, he managed to get the company out to even challenge other tech giants.  We mostly know Samsung for its famous products like the chips for computers and cell phones and other electronic devices. But the liquid crystal remains (LCD) remains one of its best revolution. The success is due to Yun Jong-Yong’s efforts.

3.Margaret C. Whitman

Is a fierce woman who has brought eBay to the state it is now, that is to say flourishing. She took the place from 1998 to 2008. She has already worked for DreamWorks and Procter & Gamble, The Walt Disney Company and is now CEO of Hewlett-Packard (HP). When she began leading the little company, there were only 30 employees there with annual revenue of $4 million. She resigned in 2007 leaving 15,000 employees and $8 billion in annual revenue.

4.John T. Chambers

Is Cisco Systems CEO from 1995 until now. After graduated with an MBA from Indiana University, Chambers started his career at Internationa Business Machine {IBM}. Then, he moved to Wang Laboratories to end up as senior vice president, Worldwide Sales and Operations to Cisco in 1991. We can notice a turnover of $46 billion that increased to $70 million. Chambers is also featured as the being part of the Top 25 Most Powerful People and also in Time Magazine’s ‘100 Most Influential People’.

5.Steve Jobs

Is may be last here but none the least. He led Apple as CEO from 1997 to 2011. People say he has a Midas touch because of the first generation of iPod that was a real success. After a virulent struggle with the board of directors, he had to leave the company. Few years later when Apple was on the verge of falling down, Jobs managed to turn it around and bring it into black.