Timeline: Hewlett-Packard CEOs
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| HP's previous CEOs 1930s - 1977 ![]() Co-founders David Packard and William Hewlett run company. David Packard bio William Hewlett bio 1978 ![]() John Young, a longtime HP employee and engineer, serving as executive vice president of the company's Instrument, Computer Systems and Components Groups, is named CEO. John Young bio 1992 ![]() John Young retires; Lew Platt, an HP employee for 26 years, head of the Computer Systems Organization, is named CEO and president. Lew Platt bio 1999 ![]() Lew Platt retires; Carleton (Carly) Fiorina, head of the global service provider business unit at Lucent Technologies Inc., is named CEO and president. Carly Fiorina bio 2005 ![]() Fiorina is dismissed; Mark Hurd, CEO of NCR Corp., is named CEO and member of the board. Mark Hurd bio |
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