Everything about Samuel J Palmisano totally explained
Samuel J. Palmisano (born
July 29,
1951) is the current Chairman,
CEO, and President of
IBM, one of the world's largest
IT companies. He was elected Chairman in October 2002, effective January 1, 2003, and has served as
Chief Executive Officer since March 2002. Prior to his appointment, Palmisano was President and
Chief Operating Officer since 2000.
Palmisano joined IBM in
1973 and was elected
senior vice president and group executive of the Personal Systems Group in 1997. He was then promoted to senior vice president and group executive of
IBM Global Services in 1998, during the period when IBM shifted its focus from pure technology to embrace
outsourcing and other services. He became senior vice president and group executive of Enterprise Systems in 1999 when the systems group drove IBM's move to adopt the
Linux operating system.
Before leading
IBM Global Services Palmisano led the IBM strategic outsourcing business and before that was president of an IBM subsidiary -
Integrated Systems Solutions Corp. (ISSC) - which ultimately became part of IBM Global Services.
He was elected to the Board of
Exxon Mobil in 2006. He is also the Honorary Chairman of national
National Engineers Week 2008.
Palmisano attended
Calvert Hall in
Baltimore, Maryland for high school and while there played backup sax for the
Temptations. He holds a Bachelor's degree in history from
Johns Hopkins University. He is married to Missy Palmisano
1 and has four children.
Quotes About Sam Palmisano
"He has an emotional, 24-hour-a-day attachment to winning and to achieving ever-increasing levels of success." -
Louis V. Gerstner, Jr. Who Says Elephants Can't Dance? page 238Further Information
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