Emma Walmsley, a philologist at the top of HP
The executive will take over the leadership of the technology company in January in a context marked by the shortage and prices of chips and the slowdown in sales.
Emma Walmsley, born in 1969 in England, did not start out with ambitions to lead a major company. Her path to becoming the new CEO of HP was guided by a desire for discovery and self-improvement. She has said that as she gets older, her curiosity grows, and each job has taught her something new. This was stated in an interview with the school she attended.
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