Thomas J. Watson Jr. (IBM)

Thomas J. Watson Jr. was a key figure in the history of IBM, serving as its president and then CEO from the 1950s to the 1970s. He helped transform IBM into a global leader in computers and technology, overseeing major innovations like the development of the IBM mainframe. Under his leadership, IBM expanded its reach worldwide and established a reputation for quality and reliability. Watson Jr. was known for his strategic vision, focus on research, and commitment to corporate growth, significantly shaping the modern computing industry.