2013 Archives - Biggest Quits

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Ernst & Young: Jim Turley

Ernst & Young: Jim Turley (Chairman and CEO) In 1977, the Bee Gees released the Saturday Night Fever album, the first Atari 2600 was sold, and Jim Turley got a job...

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Lululemon Athletica: Christine Day (CEO)

We see their athletic apparel worn in gyms and selfies everywhere. Lululemon Athletica, founded in 1998 by Chip Wilson, saw Christine Day become CEO in June 2008....

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Barnes & Noble: William Lynch

Barnes & Noble: William Lynch (CEO) Nook nook, who’s there? A customer. A customer who? A customer who used to shop here. As print evaporates into digital, B&N...

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Pandora Radio: Joe Kennedy

Pandora Radio: Joe Kennedy (CEO) Pandora is a household name. And Joe Kennedy helped it achieve an unprecedented 8.06% share of the total US radio market in October, up...

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Wal-mart: Mike Duke (CEO)

Wal-mart: Mike Duke (CEO) With the myriad of challenges (pepper spray, walkouts, health care) that Wal-mart faces daily, the last thing they needed was instability at...

Burger King: CEO

Burger King: Bernardo Hees (CEO) Burger King lost a CEO, and Heinz just got a very expensive one. In three years, Bernardo Hees oversaw major changes at the...