Hall of Shame: Jensen Huang Joins the List of CEOs Brought Down by Affairs
The board acted after Huang’s conduct violated company policy and raised national security concerns tied to a reported Chinese intelligence asset.
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In the Catholic tradition, "You will not commit adultery" is the sixth of the ten commandments that God has passed on to Moses to constitute the code of ethics, also called the Law of God, which was to guide the moral conduct of humans during their passage on earth. It is also the sixth commandment that every CEO must follow religiously during his professional life.
For 33 years, Nvidia was to say Jensen Huang. He co-founded it in 1993, at the age of 30, and since then never stopped running it. On Thursday, the board announced his resignation, which he had accepted on Wednesday, and put an end to one of the fastest falls remembered in Silicon Valley.Since his admission, the sequence took less than a week. On Sunday, Huang recognized in a memo the employees who had been unfaithful to his wife, Lori, and the …
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After 33 years at the helm, the co-founder of Nvidia resigned on 12 November. Revelations about his personal relationships, including a case involving suspicion of espionage and national security, precipitated a crisis that now exceeds his departure. The end of the reign Huang Nvidia had never known any other boss. Jensen Huang, co-founder of the group in [...] L'article Jensen Huang leaves Nvidia: the revelations that brought down the star boss…
Personal relationships and violations of company policy have taken a toll on the careers of CEOs of large companies. Many high-ranking executives, including Jensen Huang (Nvidia), Bernard Looney (BP), Laurent Fraix (Nestle), have lost their positions due to controversies. Withholding information, conflicts of interest, and sometimes national security considerations have also played a role in these decisions.
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