Who are the top ten CEOs in the world?

He has never been interested in formal education, but he is very eager to start his own business. From 65438 to 0942, Wang, who was only 8 years old, immigrated to the United States with his parents. At that time, life was extremely hard, and Wang often did something that was looked down upon. He often can't eat a 32-cent lunch. Many years later, recalling the pain of his early years, he always understated: "immigrant life has a great influence on me."

Keith, the founder of the empire

Keith is called a business genius and a workaholic. He dresses casually, often wears khaki clothes and likes to put his feet on the table, like a big boy next door. And shy, giving people the feeling of a little cold. He once joked that AOL managers can decide their daily affairs and "don't need my random thoughts".

Internet tycoon Sun Zhengyi.

In high school, Masayoshi Son moved from Japan to Northern California. Brilliant, he jumped to the University of California, Berkeley, majoring in economics. And earned his first bucket of gold in college. After graduation, because he missed his mother, his son crossed the ocean and returned to his hometown.

Internet, Mr Chambers.

At a large-scale technical conference held in California, Chambers met Carl Russo, CEO of Cerent, a rising star in the field of telecommunications equipment. When they first met, Chambers asked directly, "How much do I need to spend to buy your company?" He has the usual smile on his face.

Shanghai heroine Fiorina

Facing Dell, IBM and other leaders, Fiorina said to HP employees: In the past, we wanted to launch at 95 points, but now I ask them to launch at 80 points, and then slowly improve. It used to be aiming, getting ready and firing. In the internet age, aiming means firing, and there is no time to prepare.

Roberto Goizueta, a wise man in business.

Goizueta will undoubtedly be remembered by future generations as one of the masters who created wealth in the 20th century. From 198 1 when Goizueta became the chairman and CEO of Coca-Cola to 1997 when he died of lung cancer complications, the market value of Coca-Cola Company increased from $4.3 billion to147 billion.

Century overlord Bill Gates

At Lakeside Middle School, Gates was fascinated by a clumsy computer terminal. In Seattle in the late 1960s, it was very rare for students to use computers-as it turns out, it played a very important role in the growth of Gates. 1998, Gates' wealth soared, earning up to $50 million a day.

Dell, the king of direct selling

/kloc-when he was 0/2 years old, little del advertised in a stamp magazine to do stamp business, from which he earned 2000 dollars and used the money to buy his first personal computer. In this experience, Gendre realized the benefits of doing business through middlemen. /kloc-When he was in middle school at the age of 0/6, Michael recruited subscribers for the Houston Post. Thanks to his skillful management, he achieved great success, earning $65,438+$08,000 and buying a BMW car.

Outstanding leader Welch

196 1 year, Welch felt suffocated by the company's bureaucracy after joining GE for one year. He wants to quit his job and find another job. Ruben Gutov, the young boss, tried his best to keep him. After nearly four hours of persuasion, he finally agreed to stay, provided that he was not hindered by the company's bureaucracy. Gutov left GE with the greatest leader in their history.