Arvind Krishna

In July 1993, Lou Gerstner had been running IBM for three months and was already being asked where he planned to take the company. The situation was bad: IBM had lost more than US$8 billion in a single year, and its mainframe...

Kelly Ortberg

In Renton, south of Seattle, Boeing has just increased 737 production from 42 to 47 aircraft a month, and the obvious question is: when will it reach 52? Ortberg avoids giv...

Christian Klein

In Walldorf, a city of about 15,000 people in southwestern Germany, Christian Klein has set himself a fairly concrete target. “If in five years 70% of the deals we close do not include artificial intelligence in a meaningful ...

Fernando Fernández

Fernández began by calculating production costs at Unilever’s Argentine subsidiary. Today, he makes decisions for a company whose products are used by 3.7 billion people every day. He separated the ice cream business, is ...

Tobias Meyer

The German engineer who runs the most international company in the world, with nearly 600,000 employees across more than 220 countries and territories, lived through a war that drove up fuel costs and knocked its Bahrain ...

Mariana Schoua

She joined a recently privatized power generation company in Neuquén in 1994, shortly after graduating as an accountant. Dominion, Duke Energy, Orazul and Aconcagua Energía followed, but she remained. Her career reflects much...

Jane Fraser

Four years after promising to transform Citi, Jane Fraser returned to the bank’s investor day. The first question was whether its culture remained the same. The first perso...

Adolfo Felippa

A taipa is a ridge of earth built by rice farmers to retain water. It is soft by definition and also represents an important part of their capital. A planter that applies too much pressure does not cross it; it destr...

Bjørn Gulden

On a stage in Erlangen, before an audience of engineers, Bjørn Gulden was handed a shoe. Siemens had produced it using a 3D printer and presented it proudly after displaying it at the Hannover Fair. When asked what he thought...

Guillermo Garat

Guillermo Garat is an Argentine executive specialized in institutional communication, public relations, marketing and corporate reputation. Since December 2023, he has served as Vice President of Institutional Relations, Comm...