CEO Robert Nardelli

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Cerberus passes over both LaSorda and Bernhard to bring in an auto industry outsider By Brendan Moore 08.05 2007 In a surprising move, Cerberus has appointed Bob Nardelli, formerly CEO of Home Depot, as Chairman and CEO of Chrysler. It was widely expected that Wolfgang Bernhard, an advisor to Cerberus, would be given the Chairman and CEO positions, but not only did that not happen, Ceberus released a a cryptic statement saying that Bernhard is no longer with Cerberus due to “family reasons...Read Full Story

By Chris Haak 04.17.2009 Chrysler CEO Robert Nardelli released a letter to all Chrysler employees that outlined the company’s progress in its rush to complete its merger with Fiat by April 30 and prove its viability to the Federal government by that point.  Most of the letter’s contents are pretty unremarkable, but he does shed some light [...]Read Full Story

By Brendan Moore 12.11.2007 All the people from Home Depot can now say, “I told you so”. When Robert Nardelli was hired on as CEO of Chrysler, people from Home Depot pointed to the fact that senior managers at Home Depot quit in droves during Nardelli’s tenure at Home Depot, and said it was only a matter of time before that history would repeat itself at Chrysler LLC. Jason Vines, the VP of Communications, and a direct report to Nardelli, submitted his resignation Friday, a mere four months...Read Full Story

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Home Depot Inc <HD.N> Chief Executive Frank Blake was awarded $9.9 million of total compensation in 2009, about 6.9 percent more than a year ago, according to a regulatory filing on Wednesday. The world's largest home improvement retailer moved to tie most of Blake's pay to performance in 2007 after criticism that it overpaid former CEO Robert Nardelli, who resigned under pressure after six years at the helm. Nardelli had benefited from accelerated vesting of restricted...Read Full Story