Edward Whitacre is a prominent American business executive known for his leadership roles at AT&T and General Motors.
He began his career at Southwestern Bell, eventually becoming CEO and overseeing its transformation into AT&T through multiple acquisitions.
In 2009, Whitacre was appointed by the Obama administration to lead the restructuring of General Motors following its federal bailout.
He is recognized for his no-nonsense management style, focus on people, and ability to turn around struggling companies.
Whitacre's approach emphasizes simplicity, accountability, and long-term thinking.
His experiences at both AT&T and GM have made him a respected figure in American business, known for his ability to navigate complex corporate challenges and drive organizational change.
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