Top Ten for the week of 3/15/2010
Last week, Oracle added several former Sun executives to their executive page. Several months ago, I noted the migration away from companies that had received bailout money from the government and the difficulty that they were having attracting new executives. Bank of America ended up paying all of the bailout money back, nearly $20 Billion for a new CEO. I already cover several Insurance companies with my Executive update crawler and will work to add as many as I can find over the coming weeks to see what kind of impact the new Healthcare bill will have on them.
Top 10 Executive moves:
Warren Smith, VP Products at Apprion, Inc.
ex-Sun, NetManage, SonicWall, Concentric Networks, IP Dynamics, Mirapoint, IronKey
Brian McGee, VP and GM Powerline at Atheros Communications, Inc.
ex-Intellon, Lexar Media, Equator, SmartAge.com, Academic Systems Corp, Raychem
David Butler, VP Marketing at Digital Reef Inc.
ex-Spotfire, Portera Systems, Netscape, NeXT Software, Cadre Technologies, Data General
Jeremy Burton, EVP and Chief Marketing Officer at EMC Corporation
ex-Serena, Veritas, Symantec, Oracle
Ravikrishna (Ravi Krishna) Cherukuri, VP Engineering at MIPS Technologies, Inc.
ex-Sonoa Systems, Siara Systems, AMD, Redback
John Fowler, EVP Systems at Oracle Corporation
ex-Sun
Frank Bishop, VP and GM Panels Division at Serious Materials Inc.
ex-Siebel, Oracle, ActivCard
Marc Trimuschat, VP Business Development at Silver Peak Systems, Inc.
ex-HDS, Brocade, Scale Eight, Silicon Graphics
Matt DiMaria, EVP and GM Roxio Products Group at Sonic Solutions
ex-Serena, Symantec
Doug McNary, CEO at VKernel
ex-Onaro, Motive, Tivoli, GE
Since our last post, there have been 112 executive moves at the companies we track, 56 Executives where added at 45 companies and 56 Executives where removed from 43 companies. For the full version of our weekly executive moves archive, please visit www.technames.com or call (925)831-2900.
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