Lenovo Management

Yang Yuanqing is chairman of the board of Lenovo Group Limited. Prior to assuming his current position, he was the president and chief executive officer of Lenovo. Mr. Yang joined Lenovo in 1989 and became CEO in 2001. Under his leadership, Lenovo has been China's best-selling PC brand since 1997. In 1999, Lenovo ranked as first in PC sales in Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan) and has maintained this position ever since.

Mr. Yang has been named by BusinessWeek magazine as one of the "Stars of Asia," and has been selected by the Chinese media as one of China's "Ten Star Entrepreneurs" and "Ten Most Valuable Managers." He was also named by CCTV as a "Man of the Year" in 2004. He holds a master’s degree from the Department of Computer Science at the University of Science and Technology of China. Mr. Yang is also a member of the National Youth Association Committee, director of China's Entrepreneurs’ Association, a guest professor at the University of Science and Technology of China, and a member of the New York Stock Exchange's International Advisory Committee.

 

 

 

William J. Amelio is president and CEO of Lenovo Group Limited. Mr. Amelio joined Lenovo from Dell Inc. where since 2001 he served as senior vice president, Asia-Pacific and Japan, with responsibility for strategy and operations across the region. During his tenure, sales more than doubled in the region and service levels improved significantly, as measured by third-party customer satisfaction metrics. From 2000 until 2001, Mr. Amelio was executive vice president and chief operating officer of NCR Corporation's Retail and Financial Group, one of its two businesses.

From 1997 to 2000, Mr. Amelio was with Honeywell International Inc. and its predecessor, AlliedSignal Inc., where he was president and CEO of Honeywell’s transportation and power-systems divisions, and head of the turbocharging-systems business at Allied Signal. Under Mr. Amelio, the turbocharging-systems business doubled in revenues to more than $1 billion, implemented Six Sigma and SAP, and successfully integrated acquisitions. From 1979 to 1997, Mr. Amelio was with IBM, where he held a wide range of senior management positions, including general manager of Operations for IBM’s Personal Computing Division.

Mr. Amelio has a master's degree in Management from Stanford University and a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from Lehigh University.

http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/lenovo/about/management.html#yang

 

Kauftipp Lenovo Aktie

Lenovo ein Unternehmen das durch seine Business Produkte und Qualität in jedes IT Unternehmen gehört,   und auch an der Börse ein gute Chance hat.

Den sowie IBM steht auch der Name Lenovo für Business Qualität und Leistung das ganze verpackt in ein einfachen aber Robusten Steil. Wer Kent ihn schon nicht den ThinkPads.

 

 

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IBM verkauft Lenovo Anteile

Der US-Technologiekonzern IBM Corp hat 77,3 Mio. Hongkong-Dollar in Anteilen des chinesischen PC Herstellers Lenovo Group Ltd. verkauft, so US-Presseberichte. IBM veräußerte damit insgesamt 116,19 Millionen Lenovo Aktien, was ca. 1,3 Prozent des Unternehmens entspricht.

Der Kaufpreis lag bei jeweils 5,19 HK-Dollar und damit am unteren Ende der Spanne von 5,19 HK-Dollar bis 5,36 HK-Dollar je Aktie. Citigroup hatte den Deal durchgeführt. IBM hatte die Anteile an Lenovo für einen Kaufpreis von 2,675 HK-Dollar je Aktie im Jahre 2005 erworben, als das chinesische Unternehmen IBM’s kränkelnden PC Zweig für 2,25 Mrd. US-Dollar kaufte. Seitdem hat IBM die Lenovo Anteile nach und nach verkauft. Schon im April veräußerte IBM Lenovo Anteile im Wert von 83,6 Mio. US-Dollar für einen Preis von jeweils 5,61 HK-Dollar. Nach der Transaktion hält IBM noch 4,7 Prozent der Anteile an Lenovo./it-times.de



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