Jeff Immelt, chairman and CEO of GE - Haas School

Jeff Immelt, chairman and CEO of General Electric, speaks at the Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley. He discusses how GE drives innovation and growth on a large scale in such diverse fields as energy and health care. Immelt also offers advice to students on becoming leaders in today's global marketplace. (September 09, 2008)

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[dontcatchnosleep]

Jeffrey Immelt recently sold out America, GE will do this through a joint venture with a Chinese company, Aviation Industry Corp. of China (Avic). Avic makes avionics for CACC and for China's military -- including its stealth fighter. And this guy is Obama's head of job creation.

[950horsepower]

Among the most despicable companies ever to exist . . .

May we never repeat that mistake.

[meccaturbo]

@akirafactor Fuck you, retard.

[akirafactor]

General Electric, go out of business already.

General Electric deathwatch starts now.

[77CoolMike]

I love this guy!

[coolrahmat]

I can proudly Say that I am a part of GE ...In india ..,.

[falodun]

do you hear what i hear? christmas carol

[Ericthegreat2468]

GE stinks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[isisqueenafrika]

General Electric is, in part, responsible for the mortgage crisis. They own WMC Mortgage, a big subprime lender.

[Moorka15]

GE stock has collapsed from $60 to about $6.00 during this genius' reign. One of the best ever.