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And the CEO of the decade is...

...Apple's Steve Jobs, according to a Fortune magazine ranking of the world's leading captains of industry.

The decision was made on the basis that Jobs has managed to not only revive a failing Apple but also remake several industries in the process: smart phones, music and video rentals.

This below video further explains the decision to recognise the achievements of a man whose confidants claim is motivated more by love for his company than the love of money.

Posted on 10 November 2009 at 07:42 AM in Management & Leadership |

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