John George Phillips (1888–1964) was an American businessman who was president of IBM. [1]
When Phillips became vice chairman of the board and head of the executive committee, he was succeeded by Tom Watson Jr. [2] Phillips retired in 1952. [3]
- ^ Staff report (October 1, 1947). IBM officials elevated to new posts. The New York Times
- ^ Staff report (January 28, 1952). Mr. Think Jr. Time
- ^ John G. Phillips OF I. B. M. Is Dead; Ex-President, 75, Served Corporation Since 1918. The New York Times
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John George Phillips (1888–1964) was an American businessman who was president of IBM. [1]
When Phillips became vice chairman of the board and head of the executive committee, he was succeeded by Tom Watson Jr. [2] Phillips retired in 1952. [3]
- ^ Staff report (October 1, 1947). IBM officials elevated to new posts. The New York Times
- ^ Staff report (January 28, 1952). Mr. Think Jr. Time
- ^ John G. Phillips OF I. B. M. Is Dead; Ex-President, 75, Served Corporation Since 1918. The New York Times
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