Updated Sep. 26, 2012 at 9:05 a.m.
Virginia Rometty will complete her rapid ascent to the top of IBM's power structure when current chairman Sam Palmisano retires. Rometty took over as CEO on Jan. 1....
IBM's first female CEO becomes chairman on Oct. 1
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Virginia Rometty will complete her rapid ascent to the top of IBM's power structure when current chairman Sam Palmisano retires. Rometty took over as CEO on Jan. 1....
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This "CEO also being the Chairman" makes no sense to me.... What happened to the intention to improve corporate governance following, the mess that ultimately created the Sarbanes-Oxley Act? It's clearly not in the interest of shareholders that the CEO, who reports to the Board, also is allowed to be Chair the Board. That's just a flagrant violation of any make-sense governance and controls mechanisms. This not only goes for IBM of course; the law should be change and the fact it wasn't part of the S-O Act and process shows that politicians are not really interested in making a meaningful change to improve governance and protect shareholders.
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