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Where Gilmartin is today is atop Merck & Co., the fastest-growing of the world's major pharmaceutical companies. Since joining Merck as CEO in June of 1994, Gilmartin has overseen an epic turnaround in the century-old giant. Last year, he led the $114 billion company to 45 percent return to shareholders, and Business Week ranked Merck number one in its industry--and sixth overall--among the Standard & Poor's 500 corporations...
Today, Gilmartin plans to speak about his business school experiences. In addition, the CEO plans to discuss his philosophy of leadership. In business, he says, results matter, but so do the means one takes to achieve...
...younger than you and me combined," says Keith Clinkscales, 33, the president and CEO of Vibe, a magazine of urban music founded by Jones. "There are times when he is hanging out with me and I just have...
...road lends itself to games and long chats, so parents get to spend the time with their kids that their harried day-to-day lives prevent. Then there's the campground cameraderie. "When was the last time you got to know your neighbors at a motel?" asks Randall Smalley, CEO of Cruise America...
...Pentium forebears. Intel itself provided the most damning hints that it had leaned on its competitors for the upgrade. "There's nothing left to copy," said chief operating officer Craig Barrett in an incendiary Wall Street Journal article in August 1996. "We're a big banana now," noted CEO Andrew Grove. "We can't rely on others to do our research and development...