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MOVERS & SHAKERS
ToC

  • NotHarvard.com

  • Priceline hires Citigroup exec

  • Ford Motor Taps Trilogy Founder to Launch Net Company

  • Lante Hires iXL Executive; Cambridge Lures Sapient Director

  • MicroAge Restructures To Focus On E-Business; Daniel, Manton Out

  •  William Schrader

  • CEOs Must Communicate

  • Dot-Comming Kmart

 

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NotHarvard.com

Mike Rosenfelt, former creative director at Micron PC, has launched a business-to-business venture that marries education to e-commerce in a new twist on the Internet-university craze.

 

Priceline hires Citigroup exec

Citigroup chief financial officer Heidi G. Miller is taking a job with Priceline.com, becoming the latest in a growing number of executives from blue chip companies to enter the online arena. Miller will be Priceline's senior executive vice president, strategic planning and administration, and chief financial officer. She will also join the Internet company's board of directors.

 

 Ford Motor Taps Trilogy Founder to Launch Net Company

Brian Kelley, president of Ford's ConsumerConnect unit and the vice president of the automaker, said that a founder of Trilogy Software Inc. has been tapped to lead the new venture, which will named within a month.

  

Lante Hires iXL Executive; Cambridge Lures Sapient Director

The e-business game of musical chairs has temporarily stopped, leaving Sapient Corp. and iXL Inc. standing. High-flying Chicago-based e-business integrator Lante Corp., which went public last Friday, named John Harne its chief creative officer. Harne joins Lante from Web integrator iXL, where he was the company's co-chief creative officer and vice president of creative services.

  

MicroAge Restructures To Focus On E-Business; Daniel, Manton Out

Longtime MicroAge Inc. executives Jim Daniel and Jim Manton have left the company as part of a massive reorganization designed to cut costs and refocus efforts on e-business. According to a press release late Wednesday, MicroAge will "consolidate support functions and focus on e-business strategies."

  

William Schrader

Psinet CEO William Schrader hopes to feast on the carcasses of his humongous telecom competitors--if they don't devour him first. The 48-year-old PSINet founder is certainly not shy about expressing his views. And arguably, he has earned the right to say what he thinks. Schrader co-founded one of the first commercial ISPs in 1985--an outfit called NyserNet.

 

CEOs Must Communicate

When it comes to technology, Cosmo Santullo, who recently became the CEO of Mirror Image, has always heard the call to serve. Santullo, 44, has spent the bulk of his career figuring out how to fill the technological needs of corporate America via the professional services arms of IBM and, more recently, EMC Corp.

 

 Dot-Comming Kmart

 'I want to turn BlueLight into a verb.' Mark Goldstein in the Internet World interview.

 

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