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CEO OF THE YEAR 2002

Sandy Weill may shout more than other chiefs, but his moxie has won the loyalty of Citigroup’s employees and shareholders, the respect of competitors and the title of Chief Executive of the Year.

CEO OF THE YEAR 2001

In 1984, a 17-year-old freshman dropped out of college to build a startup biz – and turned PC retail upside down. Seventeen years later he’s still surprising us.

CEO OF THE YEAR 2000

2000 Chief Executive of the Year

Few companies have grasped the importance of Internet management better than Cisco Systems, yet the company’s strength isn’t about technology. It’s about values, culture, and an organization built around speed and change. In mastering the soft shills, Chambers, a naturally empathetic communicator, is more coach than boss-and the archetype of future business leadership.

CEO OF THE YEAR 1999

Peers rule. Chief Executive readers have nominated and a panel of fellow chief executives has determined that Herb Kelleher of [...]

CEO OF THE YEAR 1998

You have spoken. Chief Executive readers have nominated and a selection committee of peers have confirmed AlliedSignal’s Lawrence A. Bossidy [...]

CEO OF THE YEAR 1997

You have chosen. Chief Executive readers have nominated and a panel of readers have confirmed Intel’s Andrew S. Grove as [...]

1996 Chief Executive Of The Year Awards Dinner

Precisely 11 ,years ago, I announced the undoing of what some people called ‘the marketing blunder of the century’ by [...]

CEO OF THE YEAR 1996

Your verdict is in. Chief Executive readers have nominated-and a panel of peers  has confirmed-Coca-Cola’s Roberto C. Goizueta as the [...]

The CEOs’ Choice

“There are a lot of awards for a lot of reasons, but until now none from your peers,” said Roger [...]