In a statement issued by Intel, he said that "after almost four decades with the company and eight years as C.E.O., it's time to move on and transfer Intel's helm to a new generation of leadership".
"It's time to move on and transfer Intel's helm to a new generation of leadership," he said at the time, declining to elaborate on why he was leaving three years before reaching the company's retirement age of 65.
"After almost four decades with the company and eight years as CEO, it's time to move on and transfer Intel's helm to a new generation of leadership.
Tony Blair and Britain took over the rotating presidency of the European Union, and Mr. Blair made it clear that he wants to use his six months at the helm to urge a new economic model in Europe, in effect a call for Germany and France not to rely on social legislation to protect jobs.
REUTERS Rise of the 'Boring' Bank Chief | "Large banks, burned by years of scandal, often with swashbuckling C.E.O.'s at the helm, are turning to new bosses who sport well-polished veneers of boringness," The Wall Street Journal writes.
Rob Marshall, who directed Into the Woods, is reportedly going to "helm" the new movie, which will return to the same characters 20 years after the original events.
Paul W S Anderson, the British director behind Resident Evil, is to helm a new thriller, Man With the Football.
Medicine/Psychiatry: Spellbound (1945) -- When young psychiatrist Dr. Edwardes (Gregory Peck) arrives to helm a posh new mental asylum, icy colleague Dr. Constance Peterson (Ingrid Bergman) notices right away that this man does not appear to be who he says he is.
Polls conducted in the wake of the election, barely 10 days ago, of the reform-minded former banker, Kyriakos Mitsotakis to the helm of New Democracy, have put the centre-right main opposition party ahead by as much as four percentage points.
To help helm this new content voyage, FabFitFun has enlisted Carter Baldwin as the company's new vice president of content.
