Mulally is expected to continue serving as the company’s CEO until 2014 but a report from Reuters stated that Ford’s board is willing to let him go earlier, giving him the chance to explore other lucrative roles. Since that statement was made, other sources claim that the Ford CEO has become amenable to the possibility of accepting the position at Redmon. “I continue to be focused on serving Ford … and I have my red Ford vest on right now,” Mulally said in an earlier interview. Now though, we could be in for a surprise, with a report from AllThingsD stating that Ford (yes, the car maker) CEO Alan Mulally is now leading the race, even though he’s previously denied he wants to leave the company. It might sound like something you’ll hear from a TV-based model search, but that’s the question that’s been on most tech-watchers lips since Steve Ballmer announced he’ll be stepping down from the position as soon as the company finds a suitable replacement.įor weeks, much of the speculation centered on individuals that already occupy senior positions in the company, while ex-Nokia CEO Stephen Elop was also said to be a front-runner for the job after Microsoft acquired his old company.
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