Steady as they go: in a year of chaos, the CEOs of CE's fifth MVA ranking added value to their companies by being just a little bit dull. (Performance Measurement).Humility Humility See also Modesty. Humorousness (See WITTINESS.) Bernadette Soubirous, St. humble girl to whom Virgin Mary appeared. [Christian Hagiog.: Attwater, 65–66] Bonaventura, St. washes dishes even though a cardinal. , dependability dependability - software reliability and consistency Consistency can refer to:
Contraction of were not. weren't were not CEO (1) (Chief Executive Officer) The highest individual in command of an organization. Typically the president of the company, the CEO reports to the Chairman of the Board. personality traits sought by investors in the late 1990s. Yet those are exactly the characteristics cited by CEOs in this year's Chief Executive Top 25 Market Value Added Market Value Added (MVA) is the difference between the current market value of a firm and the capital contributed by investors. If MVA is positive, the firm has added value. If it is negative, the firm has destroyed value. (MVA MVA abbr. motor vehicle accident MVA Motor vehicular/vehicle accident, see there ) ranking as reasons for stellar performance. "Maybe it's it's 1. Contraction of it is. 2. Contraction of it has. See Usage Note at its. it's it is or it has it's be ~have because I come from the Midwest Midwest or Middle West, region of the United States centered on the western Great Lakes and the upper-middle Mississippi valley. It is a somewhat imprecise term that has been applied to the northern section of the land between the Appalachians where people tend to be more unassuming, but my father taught me the value of being humble Humble may refer to:
1. FRED - Robert Carr. Language used by Framework, Ashton-Tate. 2. Bauer Bauer is a German family name. It translates to peasant or farmer (agricola in Latin). Notable people of this name include:
adj. Informal Of, relating to, or resembling high technology. high-tech Adjective same as hi-tech Adj. 1. automobile automobile, self-propelled vehicle used for travel on land. The term is commonly applied to a four-wheeled vehicle designed to carry two to six passengers and a limited amount of cargo, as contrasted with a truck, which is designed primarily for the transportation of parts and No. 2 on this year's list. "Arrogance Arrogance See also Boastfulness, Conceit, Egotism. Artfulness (See CUNNING.) amber traditional symbol of arrogance. [Gem Symbolism: Jobes, 81] Arachne is death," he adds. MVA is essentially a measure of the efficiency with which a CEO has used the capital at his or her disposal (see "MVA Methodology" p. 30). A quick comparison of the 2002 list with the 1999 rankings shows how rapidly the corporate world has changed. Three years ago, WorldCom The former name of MCI. Based in Jackson, MS, WorldCom, Inc. was a major, international telecommunications carrier. It was founded in 1983 by Bernard Ebbers as Long Distance Discount Service (LDDS), a reseller of AT&T WATS lines to small businesses. , Microsoft (Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, WA, www.microsoft.com) The most successful and influential software company. Microsoft's software and Intel's hardware pioneered the PC and revolutionized the computer industry. , Yahoo! and America Online See AOL. took the top four spots. WorldCom has since declared de·clare v. de·clared, de·clar·ing, de·clares v.tr. 1. To make known formally or officially. See Synonyms at announce. 2. To state emphatically or authoritatively; affirm. 3. bankruptcy bankruptcy, in law, settlement of the liabilities of a person or organization wholly or partially unable to meet financial obligations. The purposes are to distribute, through a court-appointed receiver, the bankrupt's assets equitably among creditors and, in most and America Online is in trouble. CMGI CMGI Commonly Maintained Grounds Infrastructures CMGI College Marketing Group Information (Services) , an early leader in the Internet Internet Publicly accessible computer network connecting many smaller networks from around the world. It grew out of a U.S. Defense Department program called ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network), established in 1969 with connections between computers at the revolution, occupied oc·cu·py tr.v. oc·cu·pied, oc·cu·py·ing, oc·cu·pies 1. To fill up (time or space): a lecture that occupied three hours. 2. To dwell or reside in. 3. the No. 23 spot in 1999 and boasted a share price of nearly $140. Now, the stock hovers around 50 cents. This year's top CEOs are the kinds of leaders who would make any mother proud- stalwart Stalwart A description of companies that have large capitalizations and provide investors with slow but steady and dependable growth prospects. Notes: The annual gain that would be viewed as the norm for investing in stalwarts is about 10% to 12%. , upstanding and wealthy to boot boot 1 n. 1. Protective footgear, as of leather or rubber, covering the foot and part or all of the leg. 2. . Stryker, a medical equipment manufacturer and No. 8 on the list, is a model of "consistency and reliability," according to according to prep. 1. As stated or indicated by; on the authority of: according to historians. 2. In keeping with: according to instructions. 3. an analyst with Zacks Investment Research Zacks Investment Research A firm that compiles earnings estimates and brokerage firm investment recommendations for thousands of publicly traded firms. . Managers of hot Internet companies during the boom years would have cringed at such a description. Not that the companies on this list are boring boring 1. a gait in a horse in which the horse leans heavily on the bit. 2. in racing, movement of a horse to put lateral pressure on another horse racing beside it. . A number are headed by risk-taking entrepreneurs--some you might not know--who have been with their companies since they were founded. Those include Dane Dane n. 1. A native or inhabitant of Denmark. 2. A person of Danish ancestry. [Middle English Dan, from Old Norse Danr. Miller of Biomet Biomet, Inc. NASDAQ: BMET is a medical device manufacturer located in Warsaw, Indiana. The company specializes in reconstructive products for hips, knees and shoulders, fixation devices, orthopedic support devices, dental implants and operating room supplies. , the medical equipment maker at the top of the ranking; Bauer of Gentex; and Michael Dell Michael Saul Dell (born February 23, 1965, in Houston, Texas) is the founder and CEO of Dell, Inc. Biography Early life and education The son of an orthodontist, Dell was born in to an upper-class Jewish family and attended Herod Elementary School in Houston, of Dell Computer in the No. 6 spot. Still, many say they place a premium on being trustworthy and have gone out of their way to instill in·still v. To pour in drop by drop. in  stil·la tion n. a sense of ethics ethics, in philosophy, the study and evaluation of human conduct in the light of moral principles. Moral principles may be viewed either as the standard of conduct that individuals have constructed for themselves or as the body of obligations and duties that a in their organizations."The important thing is not to make promises you'll you'll Contraction of you will. you'll you will or you shall you'll will have a hard time fulfilling, because then it's too tempting to perform accounting tricks to make sure you meet the numbers," says John Brown, CEO of Stryker. "We've we've Contraction of we have. we've have always placed value in being consistent," he adds, "but we're we're Contraction of we are. we're we are also ambitious. We've delivered sales growth of 20 percent per year ever since I can remember, except in 1998 and 1999, when we were writing off acquisitions." Many of the companies on the 2002 Top 25 list have already won Chief Executive accolades. A few, like Gentex, Stryker, Biomet and the health care group Cardinal Health <includeonly></includeonly> Cardinal Health (NYSE: CAH) is a premier, global healthcare company dedicated to making healthcare safer and more productive. Overview Headquartered in Dublin, Ohio, Cardinal Health, Inc. , have appeared in the MVA Top 40 for three years running. In the past, however, they have been overshadowed by more flamboyant peers. This year, ostentation is out of style. "Flamboyance flam·boy·ant adj. 1. Highly elaborate; ornate. 2. Richly colored; resplendent. 3. Architecture Of, relating to, or having wavy lines and flamelike forms characteristic of 15th- and 16th-century French is O.K. if it's just an act," says Bauer. "If it's the real thing, it can be kind of scary scar·y adj. scar·i·er, scar·i·est 1. Causing fright or alarm. 2. Easily scared; very timid. scar for a company. The fate of some previous winners shows how the mighty have fallen. "Some of the companies in the Bottom 25 for MVA this year once held lofty positions," says Al Ehrbar of Stern Stern German weekly newsmagazine. Founded in 1948, it quickly became known for its outstanding photography and its blend of light and serious material. The magazine's lively treatment of many topics helped it achieve wide popularity in the 20th century. Stewart Stewart, river, Canada Stewart, river, 331 mi (533 km) long, rising in the Mackenzie Mts., central Yukon Territory, Canada, and flowing generally W to the Yukon River S of Dawson. & Co., architect of the annual MVA list. Former high-flyers like Solectron Solectron Corporation (NYSE: SLR), is a global electronics manufacturing company for original equipment manufacturer (OEMs). It pioneered the electronics manufacturing services (EMS) industry in 1977 and is a leader in the field. , Brocade brocade (brōkād`), fabric, originally silk, generally reputed to have been developed to a high state of perfection in the 16th and 17th cent. in France, Italy, and Spain. , Sun Microsystems Sun Microsystems, Inc. (NASDAQ: JAVA[3]) is an American vendor of computers, computer components, computer software, and information-technology services, founded on 24 February 1982. and Microsoft now scrape See scraping. the bottom for performance. A change in management at the top helped accelerate each of the plunges. Because the MVA formula includes leverage on a corporation's capital from the moment a CEO is appointed ap·point tr.v. ap·point·ed, ap·point·ing, ap·points 1. To select or designate to fill an office or a position: appointed her the chief operating officer of the company. 2. , it rewards longevity longevity (lŏnjĕv`ĭtē), term denoting the length or duration of the life of an animal or plant, often used to indicate an unusually long life. . "If Bill Gates (person) Bill Gates - William Henry Gates III, Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft, which he co-founded in 1975 with Paul Allen. In 1994 Gates is a billionaire, worth $9.35b and Microsoft is worth about $27b. were still head of Microsoft, the company would have remained in the top 25," says Ehrbar. "It's a bias of the calculation, but a fair bias I think, because it's easier to manage an ongoing company than to build something up. The Top 25 share a sharp focus on delivering quality products as a key to success. Passion--a term so overused during the Internet boom that it lost any real meaning--can be an important driving force when it's genuine, say CEOs. "I've I've Contraction of I have. I've I have I've have wanted to be involved in hip replacements ever since I started graduate school in 1969," says Biomet's Miller. "I love it, and that's important. My favorite My Favorite is an independent synthpop band from Long Island, New York. They released two CDs: Love at Absolute Zero and Happiest Days of Our Lives. My Favorite broke up on September 14, 2005, when singer Andrea Vaughn left the band. customer is my mother, because she helps me to care about our other customers. If you're you're Contraction of you are. you're you are you're be purely opportunistic opportunistic /op·por·tu·nis·tic/ (op?er-tldbomacn-is´tik) 1. denoting a microorganism which does not ordinarily cause disease but becomes pathogenic under certain circumstances. 2. , just in it for the money, sooner or later you'll get into trouble, as a few cases have proved recently." Innovation is, as always, a driving force. Dell continues to advance its direct-delivery computer customization model. Gentex has made a name for itself with automatic dimming rearview mirrors. This year, it plans to introduce automatic dimming headlights. Biomet's hip replacements are made of high-tech titanium titanium (tītā`nēəm, tĭ–) [from Titan], metallic chemical element; symbol Ti; at. no. 22; at. wt. 47.88; m.p. 1,675°C;; b.p. 3,260°C;; sp. gr. 4.54 at 20°C;; valence +2, +3, or +4. . The entry of three biotechnology biotechnology, the use of biological processes, as through the exploitation and manipulation of living organisms or biological systems, in the development or manufacture of a product or in the technological solution to a problem. companies--Medicis at 17, Idec Pharmaceuticals at 22 and Gilead Gilead (gĭl`ēăd), in the Bible. 1 Eponym of the Gileadites, grandson of Manasseh. 2 Gadite. 3 Jephthah's father. 4 City near Mizpah, denounced by Hosea. at 25-- proves long-term Long-term Three or more years. In the context of accounting, more than 1 year. long-term 1. Of or relating to a gain or loss in the value of a security that has been held over a specific length of time. Compare short-term. research-and-development investment can sometimes pay off in a big way. Investors this year cheered Gilead's new AIDS drug and other pipeline advances. Idec has grown sales of its cutting-edge cancer drug, Rituxan Ri·tux·an A trademark for the drug rituximab. rituximab Warning - Hazardous drug! MabThera (UK), Rituxan Pharmacologic class: . Shares in these companies proved more resilient See resiliency. than most as the rest of the industry collapsed. "It's been a dismal dis·mal adj. 1. Causing gloom or depression; dreary: dismal weather; took a dismal view of the economy. 2. year for biotechnology valuations, with many companies off 80 to 90 percent," says John Martin, CEO of Gilead. "Drug discovery is risky. But it's not by accident that we're putting successful drugs on the market. We really understand infectious diseases infectious diseases: see communicable diseases. . We have a group of true professional 'athletes' here." In keeping with a sense of humility, many of this year's Top 25 give credit to their employees. "Leadership is all about setting a good example," says Brown of Stryker. "This company's success is a lot bigger than me. Leaders should be servants SERVANTS, (negro or mulatto,) Pennsylvania. By the fourth section of the act for the gradual abolition of slavery, passed the first day of March, 1780, 1 Smith's Laws of Penn. 492, it is "provided that every negro or mulatto child, born within this state after the passing of this act, to their organizations." Giving workers a sense of ownership in the organization is crucial, says Bauer of Gentex. Stock options, too often abused as another perk perk 1 v. perked, perk·ing, perks v.intr. 1. To stick up or jut out: dogs' ears that perk. 2. To carry oneself in a lively and jaunty manner. for overpaid o·ver·pay v. o·ver·paid , o·ver·pay·ing, o·ver·pays v.tr. 1. To pay (a party) too much. 2. To pay an amount in excess of (a sum due). v.intr. To pay too much. executives in the 1990s, may have a role to play if they are extended deep into the company. Gentex offers them to lower-level managers; currently, up to 50 percent of the work force receives options, the company estimates. "Hogging hogging clipping the mane. the benefits of corporate growth at the top of an organization will create resentment Resentment is an emotion of anger felt as a result of a real or imagined wrong done. Etymologically from "ressentir", French re-, intensive prefix, and sentir "to feel"; from the latin "sentire". The English word has become synonymous with anger and bitterness. ," Bauer asserts. A little bit of luck Economic conditions, as always, have some bearing on the Top 25. This year, many operate in sectors that weather downturns well. "Our company is unique in that it is recession proof," says Miller of Biomet. "The health of the economy has almost no influence on people's decision to get a hip replacement." The large number of companies involved in health care on the list shows this year's bias toward noncyclical Adj. 1. noncyclical - not cyclic noncyclic industries. Others, such as Oracle, Comcast Comcast Corporation, (NASDAQ: CMCSA) is the largest[1] cable television (CATV) company and the second largest Internet service provider in the United States. and Applied Materials Applied Materials, Inc. NASDAQ: AMAT (HKSE: 4336 ) is the global leader in nanomanufacturing technology solutions with a broad portfolio of innovative equipment, service and software products for the fabrication of semiconductor chips, flat panel solar displays, solar , have suffered sharp drops in their share prices recently. But because of their originally low capital bases under current CEOs, they haven't have·n't Contraction of have not. haven't have not haven't have been knocked off the chart. Only one retailer is in the Top 25, Bed Bath & Beyond, at No. 24. The company benefited from renewed re·new v. re·newed, re·new·ing, re·news v.tr. 1. To make new or as if new again; restore: renewed the antique chair. 2. consumer attention to hearth hearth symbol of home life. [Folklore: Jobes, 738] See : Domesticity and home. Dreyer's Not to be confused with Breyers. Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream Holdings, Inc., a division of Nestlé, is a United States-based producer of ice cream and frozen yogurt. Its products are marketed under the Dreyer's name in the western United States and Texas, and under the Edy's Grand Ice Cream, the only food company to make the rankings, at No. 21, experienced a one-time one-time adj. 1. or one·time a. Occurring or undertaken only once: a one-time winner in 1995. b. rise in share price when the company agreed in June June: see month. to be acquired by the Swiss group Nestle. The rapidly expanding health care sector is well represented in this year's Top 25. Technology companies also have a substantial presence, although their domination domination the relationship between animals and humans in which little consideration is given to the rights of the animals. The prevailing sentiment is one of proprietary domination. of the Bottom 25 may indicate a shift in the industry's life cycle. While luck has played a role in their success, CEOs aren't aren't Contraction of are not. See Usage Note at ain't. aren't are not aren't be shy to promote their corporate accomplishments. Humility doesn't does·n't Contraction of does not. eliminate pride in achievement. These executives are proud of their performance, particularly with the recent economic and market turmoil. They point out that it's especially difficult to stay focused when companies are falling apart around you. Many are thankful thank·ful adj. 1. Aware and appreciative of a benefit; grateful. 2. Expressive of gratitude: a thankful smile. they resisted pressure in the late 1990s to participate in the sins of the day, namely serial acquisition, creative financing Creative Financing is a term used widely amongst real estate investors to refer to non-traditional means of real estate financing, or financing techniques not commonly used. and hype hype 1 Slang n. 1. Excessive publicity and the ensuing commotion: the hype surrounding the murder trial. 2. . They are suspicious suspicious adjective Referring to the consideration of a particular disorder–eg, cancer, as a diagnostic possibility, as in 'suspicious for malignancy' of corporations that seem unable to grow organically, and they are afraid of taking on unsustainable levels of debt. "Gentex has always been very different from most of the high-technology companies that grew during the bubble A bit in bubble memory or a symbol in a bubble chart. ," says Bauer. "Our finances are solid but boring, and we like to keep it that way." Brown was constantly nagged by analysts and other industry observers in the late l990s to embrace the new economy. "The trouble was," he says, "I could never see anything new in achieving solid growth. And that is, after all, the name of the game."
TOP 25 RANKING
Rank Rank Rank Name Company
as of as of as of
9/02 12/01 12/00
1 1 4 Dane Miller Biomet
2 5 12 Fred Bauer Gentex
3 2 3 Thomas Golisano Paychex
4 6 10 Howard Solomon Forest Laboratories
5 4 2 Lawrence Ellison Oracle
6 10 21 Michael Dell Dell Computer
7 3 9 Dan Palmer Concord EFS
8 12 18 John Brown Stryker
9 7 6 Robert Swanson Jr. Linear Technology
10 8 5 Irwin/Jacobs QUALCOMM
11 17 22 Robert Walter Cardinal Health
12 16 51 Edward Kaplan Zebra Technologies
13 9 11 John Gifford Maxim Integrated Products
14 21 49 Robert Kierlin Fastenal
15 31 50 Barrett Toan Express Scripts
16 30 65 Lawrence Probst Electronic Arts
17 14 23 Jonah Shacknai Medicis Pharmaceutical
18 19 40 Robert Price Price Communications
19 13 16 James Morgan Applied Materials
20 15 19 Ralph Roberts Comcast
21 55 96 Gary Rogers Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream
22 22 43 William Rastetter Idec Pharmaceuticals
23 41 46 Carl Thorne ENSCO International
24 42 79 Warren Eisenberg Bed Bath & Beyond
25 45 100 John Martin Gilead Sciences
BOTTOM 25 RANKING
Rank Rank Rank Name Company
as of as of as of
9/02 12/01 12/00
960 11 1 Kobi Alexander Comverse Technology
959 957 960 Lowry Mays Clear Channel Communications
958 958 14 Gregory Reyes Jr. Brocade Communications Sys
957 960 36 Sanjiv Sidhu i2 Technologies
956 959 959 Stratton Sclavos Verisign
955 952 20 David Rickey Applied Micro Circuits
954 956 75 Scott Kriens Juniper Networks
953 954 949 Vivek Ranadive Tibco Software
952 955 958 Shelby Bonnie CNET Networks
951 60 15 Koichi Nishimura Solectron
950 403 25 Louis Tomasetta Vitesse Semiconductor
949 953 956 Vincent Smith Quest Software
948 944 92 Henry Nicholas III Broadcom
947 23 8 Scott McNealy Sun Microsystems
946 87 104 Wilfred Corrigan LSI Logic
945 146 885 Felix Zandman Vishay Intertechnology
944 950 905 Gordon Stitt Extreme Networks
943 951 947 Jozef Straus JDS Uniphase
942 940 946 Kieran Burke Six Flags
941 943 84 Robert Bailey PMC-Sierra
940 214 948 Christos Cotsakos E*TRADE Group
939 948 954 Steven Ballmer Microsoft
938 134 955 Charles Betty Earthlink
937 947 N/A Gary Smith Ciena
936 151 116 George Perlegos Atmel
Note: The MVA ranking excludes companies in the top 1,000 whose CEOs
took office after May 2002. To see a list of the 40 companies excluded,
please see CE's web site at www.chiefexecutive.net.
2002 CEO RANKING BY INDUSTRY
Automobiles & Components
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 2 5 12 GNTX Fred Bauer JAN-81
2 98 137 223 HDI Jeffrey JUN-97
Bleustein
3 201 273 481 JCI James Keyes JAN-88
4 393 N/A N/A TRW Philip Odeen FEB-02
5 408 577 N/A LEA Robert Rossiter OCT-00
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 2 5 12 GNTX Fred Bauer Gentex
2 98 137 223 HDI Jeffrey Harley-Davidson
Bleustein
3 201 273 481 JCI James Keyes Johnson Controls
4 393 N/A N/A TRW Philip Odeen TRW
5 408 577 N/A LEA Robert Rossiter Lear
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 2 5 12 GNTX Fred Bauer 1,562 10
2 98 137 223 HDI Jeffrey 12,471 2,891
Bleustein
3 201 273 481 JCI James Keyes 2,860 68
4 393 N/A N/A TRW Philip Odeen 2,683 -38
5 408 577 N/A LEA Robert Rossiter -106 -954
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 2 5 12 GNTX Fred Bauer 1,553 749
2 98 137 223 HDI Jeffrey 9,579 9
Bleustein
3 201 273 481 JCI James Keyes 2,791 2
4 393 N/A N/A TRW Philip Odeen 2,721 0
5 408 577 N/A LEA Robert Rossiter 848 0
Banks
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 32 62 95 CBH Vernon Hill II JAN-82
2 53 104 174 NFB John Adam Kanas JAN-77
3 55 93 132 FITB George Schaefer DEC-90
Jr.
4 59 85 91 IFIN Kevin Sheehan JUN-95
5 60 98 113 BBT John Allison JUL-89
IV
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 32 62 95 CBH Vernon Hill II Commerce Bancorp
2 53 104 174 NFB John Adam Kanas North Fork Bancorp
3 55 93 132 FITB George Schaefer Fifth Third
Jr. Bancorp
4 59 85 91 IFIN Kevin Sheehan Investors
Financial Services
5 60 98 113 BBT John Allison BB&T
IV
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 32 62 95 CBH Vernon Hill II 2,055 -23
2 53 104 174 NFB John Adam Kanas 4,413 -77
3 55 93 132 FITB George Schaefer 21,036 432
Jr.
4 59 85 91 IFIN Kevin Sheehan 1,370 117
5 60 98 113 BBT John Allison 4,799 -15
IV
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 32 62 95 CBH Vernon Hill II 2,078 44
2 53 104 174 NFB John Adam Kanas 4,490 26
3 55 93 132 FITB George Schaefer 20,603 24
Jr.
4 59 85 91 IFIN Kevin Sheehan 1,253 20
5 60 98 113 BBT John Allison 4,814 20
IV
Capital
Goods
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 14 21 49 FAST Robert Kierlin JAN-68
2 31 25 53 APCC Rodger Dowdell AUG-85
3 136 215 263 GD Nicholas JUN-97
Chabraja
4 172 239 445 JEC Noel Watson NOV-92
5 181 203 233 MAS Richard JAN-85
Manoogian
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 14 21 49 FAST Robert Kierlin Fastenal
2 31 25 53 APCC Rodger Dowdell American Power
Conversion
3 136 215 263 GD Nicholas General Dynamics
Chabraja
4 172 239 445 JEC Noel Watson Jacobs Engineering
Group
5 181 203 233 MAS Richard Masco
Manoogian
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 14 21 49 FAST Robert Kierlin 1,965 37
2 31 25 53 APCC Rodger Dowdell 457 16
3 136 215 263 GD Nicholas 12,078 2,987
Chabraja
4 172 239 445 JEC Noel Watson 1,080 503
5 181 203 233 MAS Richard 3,414 830
Manoogian
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 14 21 49 FAST Robert Kierlin 1,928 163
2 31 25 53 APCC Rodger Dowdell 442 47
3 136 215 263 GD Nicholas 9,091 5
Chabraja
4 172 239 445 JEC Noel Watson 577 3
5 181 203 233 MAS Richard 2,584 3
Manoogian
Commercial
Services &
Supplies
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 3 2 3 PAYX Thomas Golisano JAN-71
2 7 3 9 CEFT Dan Palmer AUG-89
3 33 39 63 RHI Harold Messmer JAN-87
Jr
4 76 86 107 TSS Richard Ussery FEB-92
5 83 76 124 BSG Lynn Mangum AUG-89
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 3 2 3 PAYX Thomas Golisano Paychex
2 7 3 9 CEFT Dan Palmer Concord EFS
3 33 39 63 RHI Harold Messmer Robert Half
Jr International
4 76 86 107 TSS Richard Ussery Total System
Services
5 83 76 124 BSG Lynn Mangum Bisys Group
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 3 2 3 PAYX Thomas Golisano 8,018 56
2 7 3 9 CEFT Dan Palmer 6,087 52
3 33 39 63 RHI Harold Messmer 2,176 28
Jr
4 76 86 107 TSS Richard Ussery 2,079 333
5 83 76 124 BSG Lynn Mangum 1,367 232
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 3 2 3 PAYX Thomas Golisano 7,962 698
2 7 3 9 CEFT Dan Palmer 6,035 370
3 33 39 63 RHI Harold Messmer 2,148 43
Jr
4 76 86 107 TSS Richard Ussery 1,746 14
5 83 76 124 BSG Lynn Mangum 1,135 12
Consumer
Durables
& Apparel
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 77 99 130 NKE Philip Knight JAN-69
2 105 161 203 TOL Robert Toll MAY-86
3 141 316 341 BTH Robert Goergen JAN-78
4 212 390 486 KBH Bruce Karatz JAN-85
5 246 384 801 PII Thomas Tiller MAY-99
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 77 99 130 NKE Philip Knight Nike
2 105 161 203 TOL Robert Toll Toll Brothers
3 141 316 341 BTH Robert Goergen Blyth
4 212 390 486 KBH Bruce Karatz KB Home
5 246 384 801 PII Thomas Tiller Polaris Industries
Partners
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 77 99 130 NKE Philip Knight 6,751 559
2 105 161 203 TOL Robert Toll 652 140
3 141 316 341 BTH Robert Goergen 690 339
4 212 390 486 KBH Bruce Karatz 810 132
5 246 384 801 PII Thomas Tiller 1,128 752
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 77 99 130 NKE Philip Knight 6,191 14
2 105 161 203 TOL Robert Toll 512 8
3 141 316 341 BTH Robert Goergen 351 5
4 212 390 486 KBH Bruce Karatz 678 2
5 246 384 801 PII Thomas Tiller 376 1
Diversified
Financials
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 38 36 55 SEIC Alfred West Jr JAN-68
2 45 35 34 SCH Charles Schwab NOV-86
3 58 77 97 KRB Alfred Lerner JAN-91
4 65 103 121 LM Raymond Mason JAN-70
5 72 131 225 SLM Albert Lord AUG-97
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 38 36 55 SEIC Alfred West Jr SEI Investments
2 45 35 34 SCH Charles Schwab Charles Schwab
3 58 77 97 KRB Alfred Lerner MBNA
4 65 103 121 LM Raymond Mason Legg Mason
5 72 131 225 SLM Albert Lord USA Education
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 38 36 55 SEIC Alfred West Jr 2,312 181
2 45 35 34 SCH Charles Schwab 5,052 124
3 58 77 97 KRB Alfred Lerner 15,213 1,074
4 65 103 121 LM Raymond Mason 1,938 12
5 72 131 225 SLM Albert Lord 13,677 6,435
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 38 36 55 SEIC Alfred West Jr 2,131 40
2 45 35 34 SCH Charles Schwab 4,928 32
3 58 77 97 KRB Alfred Lerner 14,139 21
4 65 103 121 LM Raymond Mason 1,926 17
5 72 131 225 SLM Albert Lord 7,242 16
Energy
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 23 41 46 ESI Carl Thome MAY-87
2 28 53 47 NBR Eugene Isenberg JAN-87
3 49 83 82 WFT B.J. Duroc- MAY-90
Danner
4 61 97 99 BJS James Day JAN-84
5 71 367 83 DVN Larry Nichols JUN-80
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 23 41 46 ESI Carl Thome ENSCO
International
2 28 53 47 NBR Eugene Isenberg Nabors Industries
3 49 83 82 WFT B.J. Duroc- Weatherford
Danner International
4 61 97 99 BJS James Day Noble
5 71 367 83 DVN Larry Nichols Devon Energy
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 23 41 46 ESI Carl Thome 1,983 27
2 28 53 47 NBR Eugene Isenberg 2,835 5
3 49 83 82 WFT B.J. Duroc- 2,296 93
Danner
4 61 97 99 BJS James Day 2,456 -83
5 71 367 83 DVN Larry Nichols 1,271 -1
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 23 41 46 ESI Carl Thome 1,956 81
2 28 53 47 NBR Eugene Isenberg 2,830 54
3 49 83 82 WFT B.J. Duroc- 2,203 27
Danner
4 61 97 99 BJS James Day 2,539 19
5 71 367 83 DVN Larry Nichols 1,272 16
Food & Drug Retailing
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 42 73 137 WFMI John Mackey SEP-80
2 223 353 340 SYY Charles Cotros JAN-00
3 306 263 250 SWY Steven Burd APR-93
4 450 543 N/A SVU Jeffrey Noddle JUN-01
5 455 541 618 FLM Mark Hansen NOV-98
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 42 73 137 WFMI John Mackey Whole Foods
Market
2 223 353 340 SYY Charles Cotros Sysco
3 306 263 250 SWY Steven Burd Safeway
4 450 543 N/A SVU Jeffrey Noddle Supervalue
5 455 541 618 FLM Mark Hansen Fleming Companies
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 42 73 137 WFMI John Mackey 1,735 81
2 223 353 340 SYY Charles Cotros 16,448 11,508
3 306 263 250 SWY Steven Burd 3,886 534
4 450 543 N/A SVU Jeffrey Noddle -283 -481
5 455 541 618 FLM Mark Hansen -990 -1,098
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 42 73 137 WFMI John Mackey 1,654 34
2 223 353 340 SYY Charles Cotros 4,941 2
3 306 263 250 SWY Steven Burd 3,352 2
4 450 543 N/A SVU Jeffrey Noddle 197 1
5 455 541 618 FLM Mark Hansen 108 0
Food, Beverage & Tobacco
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 21 55 96 DRYR Gary Rogers FEB-77
2 35 52 70 TR Melvin Gordon JAN-62
3 120 117 211 SFD Joseph Luter III JAN-75
4 205 319 730 STZ Richard Sands OCT-93
5 233 259 391 GIS Stephen Sanger MAY-95
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 21 55 96 DRYR Gary Rogers Dreyer's Grand
Ice Cream
2 35 52 70 TR Melvin Gordon Tootsie Roll
industries
3 120 117 211 SFD Joseph Luter III Smithfield Foods
4 205 319 730 STZ Richard Sands Constellation
Brands
5 233 259 391 GIS Stephen Sanger General Mills
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 21 55 96 DRYR Gary Rogers 2,235 123
2 35 52 70 TR Melvin Gordon 986 2
3 120 117 211 SFD Joseph Luter III 461 -8
4 205 319 730 STZ Richard Sands 981 359
5 233 259 391 GIS Stephen Sanger 12,337 8,253
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 21 55 96 DRYR Gary Rogers 2,112 104
2 35 52 70 TR Melvin Gordon 984 41
3 120 117 211 SFD Joseph Luter III 468 35
4 205 319 730 STZ Richard Sands 622 6
5 233 259 391 GIS Stephen Sanger 4,084 2
Health Care Equipment
& Services
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 1 1 4 BMET Dane Miller JAN-78
2 8 12 18 SYK John Brown FEB-77
3 11 17 22 CAH Robert Walter JAN-71
4 15 31 50 ESRX Barrett Toan MAR-92
5 44 92 141 PDCO Peter Frechette SEP-82
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 1 1 4 BMET Dane Miller Biomet
2 8 12 18 SYK John Brown Stryket
3 11 17 22 CAH Robert Walter Cardinal Health
4 15 31 50 ESRX Barrett Toan Express Scripts
5 44 92 141 PDCO Peter Frechette Patterson Dental
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 1 1 4 BMET Dane Miller 5,977 24
2 8 12 18 SYK John Brown 10,062 73
3 11 17 22 CAH Robert Walter 12,104 9
4 15 31 50 ESRX Barrett Toan 3,395 206
5 44 92 141 PDCO Peter Frechette 2,925 240
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 1 1 4 BMET Dane Miller 5,953 1,308
2 8 12 18 SYK John Brown 9,988 352
3 11 17 22 CAH Robert Walter 12,095 216
4 15 31 50 ESRX Barrett Toan 3,188 140
5 44 92 141 PDCO Peter Frechette 2,686 33
Hotels, Restaurants
& Leisure
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 39 57 101 CAKE David Overton FEB-92
2 50 63 122 OSI Chris Sullivan APR-91
3 80 135 180 ISCA William France JAN-81
4 127 128 149 HOT Barry Strnlicht JAN-93
5 129 177 255 CEC Richard Frank MAR-86
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 39 57 101 CAKE David Overton Cheesecake
Factory
2 50 63 122 OSI Chris Sullivan Outback
Steakhouse
3 80 135 180 ISCA William France International
Speedway
4 127 128 149 HOT Barry Strnlicht Starwood Hits
& Resorts
5 129 177 255 CEC Richard Frank CEC Entertainment
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 39 57 101 CAKE David Overton 1,279 125
2 50 63 122 OSI Chris Sullivan 1,240 283
3 80 135 180 ISCA William France 1,022 455
4 127 128 149 HOT Barry Strnlicht 1,085 -18
5 129 177 255 CEC Richard Frank 644 36
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 39 57 101 CAKE David Overton 1,154 40
2 50 63 122 OSI Chris Sullivan 957 26
3 80 135 180 ISCA William France 566 13
4 127 128 149 HOT Barry Strnlicht 1,103 6
5 129 177 255 CEC Richard Frank 609 5
Household & Personal
Products
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 74 118 147 CL Reuben Mark MAY-84
2 155 270 374 CHD Robert OCT-95
Davies III
3 177 279 350 ACV Howard Bernick OCT-94
4 199 286 375 CLX Craig Sullivan MAY-92
5 264 364 408 AVP Andrea Jung NOV-99
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 74 118 147 CL Reuben Mark Colgate-Palmolive
2 155 270 374 CHD Robert Church & Dwight
Davies III
3 177 279 350 ACV Howard Bernick Alberto-Culver
4 199 286 375 CLX Craig Sullivan Clorox
5 264 364 408 AVP Andrea Jung Avon Products
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 74 118 147 CL Reuben Mark 25,828 78
2 155 270 374 CHD Robert 1,010 167
Davies III
3 177 279 350 ACV Howard Bernick 2,064 305
4 199 286 375 CLX Craig Sullivan 4,747 1,160
5 264 364 408 AVP Andrea Jung 10,098 7,487
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 74 118 147 CL Reuben Mark 25,750 15
2 155 270 374 CHD Robert 843 4
Davies III
3 177 279 350 ACV Howard Bernick 1,758 3
4 199 286 375 CLX Craig Sullivan 3,588 2
5 264 364 408 AVP Andrea Jung 2,611 1
Insurance
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 37 72 145 BRO Hyatt Brown JAN-93
2 62 82 128 AJG Patrick JAN-95
Gallagher Jr
3 67 125 199 MKL Alan Kirshner SEP-86
4 70 102 142 HCC Stephen Way JAN-74
5 79 185 155 FNF William Foley II JAN-84
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 37 72 145 BRO Hyatt Brown Brown & Brown
2 62 82 128 AJG Patrick Arthur J.
Gallagher Jr Gallagher & Co.
3 67 125 199 MKL Alan Kirshner Markel
4 70 102 142 HCC Stephen Way HCC Insurance
Holdings
5 79 185 155 FNF William Foley II Fidelity National
Financial
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 37 72 145 BRO Hyatt Brown 1,729 147
2 62 82 128 AJG Patrick 1,834 390
Gallagher Jr
3 67 125 199 MKL Alan Kirshner 1,215 43
4 70 102 142 HCC Stephen Way 656 15
5 79 185 155 FNF William Foley II 1,222 58
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 37 72 145 BRO Hyatt Brown 1,583 40
2 62 82 128 AJG Patrick 1,443 17
Gallagher Jr
3 67 125 199 MKL Alan Kirshner 1,171 16
4 70 102 142 HCC Stephen Way 641 16
5 79 185 155 FNF William Foley II 1,163 13
Materials
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 110 159 648 RPM Thomas Sullivan AUG-71
2 161 247 283 ECL Allen Schuman MAR-95
3 162 206 914 ARG Peter McCausland JAN-87
4 163 288 489 CK Vincent Calarco APR-85
5 186 194 277 OMG James Mooney JAN-91
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 110 159 648 RPM Thomas Sullivan RPM
2 161 247 283 ECL Allen Schuman Ecolab
3 162 206 914 ARG Peter McCausland Airgas
4 163 288 489 CK Vincent Calarco Crompton
5 186 194 277 OMG James Mooney OM Group
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 110 159 648 RPM Thomas Sullivan 565 42
2 161 247 283 ECL Allen Schuman 4,191 781
3 162 206 914 ARG Peter McCausland 302 13
4 163 288 489 CK Vincent Calarco 344 -8
5 186 194 277 OMG James Mooney 603 127
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 110 159 648 RPM Thomas Sullivan 523 8
2 161 247 283 ECL Allen Schuman 3,410 3
3 162 206 914 ARG Peter McCausland 289 3
4 163 288 489 CK Vincent Calarco 352 3
5 186 194 277 OMG James Mooney 475 3
Media
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 20 15 19 CMCSK Ralph Roberts JAN-69
2 46 56 88 DISH Charles Ergen JAN-80
3 73 108 140 SCHL Richard Robinson JAN-75
4 97 232 465 PIXR Steve Jobs FEB-86
5 107 158 286 UCOMA Gene Schneider OCT-95
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 20 15 19 CMCSK Ralph Roberts Comcast
2 46 56 88 DISH Charles Ergen EchoStar
Communications
3 73 108 140 SCHL Richard Robinson Scholastic
4 97 232 465 PIXR Steve Jobs Pixar Animation
Studios
5 107 158 286 UCOMA Gene Schneider UnitedGlobalCom
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 20 15 19 CMCSK Ralph Roberts 10,599 82
2 46 56 88 DISH Charles Ergen 9,024 830
3 73 108 140 SCHL Richard Robinson 987 -25
4 97 232 465 PIXR Steve Jobs 1,998 959
5 107 158 286 UCOMA Gene Schneider 4,408 432
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 20 15 19 CMCSK Ralph Roberts 10,517 108
2 46 56 88 DISH Charles Ergen 8,194 30
3 73 108 140 SCHL Richard Robinson 1,012 15
4 97 232 465 PIXR Steve Jobs 1,039 10
5 107 158 286 UCOMA Gene Schneider 3,977 8
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 4 6 10 FRX Howard Solomon JAN-77
2 17 14 23 MRX Jonah Shacknai JUL-88
3 22 22 43 IDPH William Oct-93
Rastetter
4 25 45 100 GILD John Martin APR-96
5 27 20 38 CELG John Jackson JAN-96
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 4 6 10 FRX Howard Solomon Forest
Laboratories
2 17 14 23 MRX Jonah Shacknai Medicis
Pharmaceutical
3 22 22 43 IDPH William Idec
Rastetter Pharmaceuticals
4 25 45 100 GILD John Martin Gilead Sciences
5 27 20 38 CELG John Jackson Celgene
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 4 6 10 FRX Howard Solomon 13,322 80
2 17 14 23 MRX Jonah Shacknai 757 9
3 22 22 43 IDPH William 6,231 -3
Rastetter
4 25 45 100 GILD John Martin 5,527 577
5 27 20 38 CELG John Jackson 699 102
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 4 6 10 FRX Howard Solomon 13,242 677
2 17 14 23 MRX Jonah Shacknai 748 138
3 22 22 43 IDPH William 6,234 103
Rastetter
4 25 45 100 GILD John Martin 4,950 73
5 27 20 38 CELG John Jackson 598 60
Real Estate
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 248 260 496 PCL Rick Holley JAN-94
2 300 415 533 JOE Peter Rummell JAN-97
3 314 435 499 CDX Nelson Rising JAN-94
4 357 450 552 FCEA Charles Ratner JUN-95
5 377 526 623 RSE Anthony Deering FEB-95
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 248 260 496 PCL Rick Holley Plum Creek Timber
2 300 415 533 JOE Peter Rummell St. Joe
3 314 435 499 CDX Nelson Rising Catellus
Development
4 357 450 552 FCEA Charles Ratner Forest City
5 377 526 623 RSE Anthony Deering Rouse
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 248 260 496 PCL Rick Holley 1,922 858
2 300 415 533 JOE Peter Rummell 1,844 874
3 314 435 499 CDX Nelson Rising 1,120 330
4 357 450 552 FCEA Charles Ratner 1,003 85
5 377 526 623 RSE Anthony Deering 1,506 768
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 248 260 496 PCL Rick Holley 1,063 1
2 300 415 533 JOE Peter Rummell 970 1
3 314 435 499 CDX Nelson Rising 790 1
4 357 450 552 FCEA Charles Ratner 918 0
5 377 526 623 RSE Anthony Deering 739 0
Retailing
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 24 42 79 BBBY Warren Eisenberg JAN-71
2 34 90 90 AMZN Jeffrey Bezos MAY-96
3 36 34 957 EBAY Margaret Whitman FEB-98
4 41 116 111 CLE Rowland Schaefer JAN-61
5 43 67 78 DG Cal Turner Jr. JAN-77
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 24 42 79 BBBY Warren Eisenberg Bed Bath & Beyond
2 34 90 90 AMZN Jeffrey Bezos Amazon.com
3 36 34 957 EBAY Margaret Whitman eBay
4 41 116 111 CLE Rowland Schaefer Claire's Stores
5 43 67 78 DG Cal Turner Jr. Dollar General
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 24 42 79 BBBY Warren Eisenberg 8,813 568
2 34 90 90 AMZN Jeffrey Bezos 6,177 1,629
3 36 34 957 EBAY Margaret Whitman 13,302 10,325
4 41 116 111 CLE Rowland Schaefer 572 4
5 43 67 78 DG Cal Turner Jr. 3,274 64
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 24 42 79 BBBY Warren Eisenberg 8,245 74
2 34 90 90 AMZN Jeffrey Bezos 4,549 42
3 36 34 957 EBAY Margaret Whitman 2,977 40
4 41 116 111 CLE Rowland Schaefer 567 38
5 43 67 78 DG Cal Turner Jr. 3,210 33
Software & Services
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 5 4 2 ORCL Lawrence Ellison MAY-77
2 16 30 65 ERTS Lawrence MAY-91
Probst III
3 29 40 68 CERN Neal Patterson MAY-87
4 30 32 45 JKHY Michael Henry Oct-94
5 86 74 37 ACXM Charles Morgan JAN-75
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 5 4 2 ORCL Lawrence Ellison Oracle
2 16 30 65 ERTS Lawrence Electronic Arts
Probst III
3 29 40 68 CERN Neal Patterson Cerner
4 30 32 45 JKHY Michael Henry Jack Henry &
Associates
5 86 74 37 ACXM Charles Morgan Acxiom
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 5 4 2 ORCL Lawrence Ellison 40,038 201
2 16 30 65 ERTS Lawrence 8,338 35
Probst III
3 29 40 68 CERN Neal Patterson 901 27
4 30 32 45 JKHY Michael Henry 962 87
5 86 74 37 ACXM Charles Morgan 174 22
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 5 4 2 ORCL Lawrence Ellison 39,838 407
2 16 30 65 ERTS Lawrence 8,303 139
Probst III
3 29 40 68 CERN Neal Patterson 873 50
4 30 32 45 JKHY Michael Henry 875 50
5 86 74 37 ACXM Charles Morgan 152 12
Technology Hardware and Equipment
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 6 10 21 DELL Michael Dell MAY-84
2 9 7 6 LLTC Robert SEP-81
Swanson Jr.
3 10 8 5 QCOM Irwin Jacobs JUL-85
4 12 16 51 ZBRA Edward Kaplan JAN-69
5 13 9 11 MXIM John Gifford APR-83
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 6 10 21 DELL Michael Dell Dell Computer
2 9 7 6 LLTC Robert Linear Technology
Swanson Jr.
3 10 8 5 QCOM Irwin Jacobs QUALCOMM
4 12 16 51 ZBRA Edward Kaplan Zebra
Technologies
5 13 9 11 MXIM John Gifford Maxim Integrated
Products
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 6 10 21 DELL Michael Dell 55,451 95
2 9 7 6 LLTC Robert 5,626 103
Swanson Jr.
3 10 8 5 QCOM Irwin Jacobs 16,689 470
4 12 16 51 ZBRA Edward Kaplan 985 167
5 13 9 11 MXIM John Gifford 6,322 46
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 6 10 21 DELL Michael Dell 55,357 394
2 9 7 6 LLTC Robert 5,523 278
Swanson Jr.
3 10 8 5 QCOM Irwin Jacobs 16,219 255
4 12 16 51 ZBRA Edward Kaplan 818 215
5 13 9 11 MXIM John Gifford 6,276 203
Telecommunication Services
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 18 19 40 PR Robert Price JAN-79
2 148 140 201 TDS LeRoy JAN-86
Cartson Jr.
3 358 262 287 CTL Glen Post III JAN-92
4 371 437 818 RCNC David McCourt OCT-97
5 411 399 N/A AWE John Zeglis DEC-99
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 18 19 40 PR Robert Price Price
Communications
2 148 140 201 TDS LeRoy Telephone & Data
Cartson Jr. Systems
3 358 262 287 CTL Glen Post III CenturyTel
4 371 437 818 RCNC David McCourt RCN
5 411 399 N/A AWE John Zeglis AT&T Wireless
Services
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 18 19 40 PR Robert Price 846 4
2 148 140 201 TDS LeRoy 1,375 32
Cartson Jr.
3 358 262 287 CTL Glen Post III 886 619
4 371 437 818 RCNC David McCourt 891 670
5 411 399 N/A AWE John Zeglis -12,023 -16,004
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 18 19 40 PR Robert Price 842 122
2 148 140 201 TDS LeRoy 1,343 4
Cartson Jr.
3 358 262 287 CTL Glen Post III 266 0
4 371 437 818 RCNC David McCourt 221 0
5 411 399 N/A AWE John Zeglis 3,981 0
Transportation
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 26 46 74 EXPD Peter Rose OCT-88
2 114 130 207 SWFT Jerry Moyes JAN-84
3 115 164 332 FDX Frederick Smith JAN-77
4 171 124 151 SKYW Jerry Atkin AUG-75
5 347 N/A N/A UPS Michael Eskew JAN-02
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 26 46 74 EXPD Peter Rose Expeditors
Intl Wash
2 114 130 207 SWFT Jerry Moyes Swift
Transportation
3 115 164 332 FDX Frederick Smith FedEx
4 171 124 151 SKYW Jerry Atkin SkyWest
5 347 N/A N/A UPS Michael Eskew United Parcel
Service
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 26 46 74 EXPD Peter Rose 2,594 55
2 114 130 207 SWFT Jerry Moyes 655 29
3 115 164 332 FDX Frederick Smith 6,164 1,104
4 171 124 151 SKYW Jerry Atkin 212 18
5 347 N/A N/A UPS Michael Eskew 58,978 49,980
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 26 46 74 EXPD Peter Rose 2,540 69
2 114 130 207 SWFT Jerry Moyes 626 7
3 115 164 332 FDX Frederick Smith 5,060 7
4 171 124 151 SKYW Jerry Atkin 194 3
5 347 N/A N/A UPS Michael Eskew 8,998 0
Utilities
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Start
as of as of as of Date
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 687 N/A N/A DYN Daniel MAY-02
Dienstbier
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name Company
as of as of as of
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00
1 687 N/A N/A DYN Daniel Dynegy
Dienstbier
Over- Over- Over-
all all all
rank rank rank TIC Name MVA Start
as of as of as of as of Data
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 9/02 MVA **
1 687 N/A N/A DYN Daniel -4,678 3,968
Dienstbier
Over- Over- Over-
all all all Delta
rank rank rank TIC Name Delta MVA /
as of as of as of MVA Beg.
Rank 9/02 12/01 12/00 Cap.
1 687 N/A N/A DYN Daniel -8,646 -1
Dienstbier
** As of the beginning of the CEO's tenure pending data availability. If
data was unavailable when the CEO began, the next year of available data
was used.
CEO's 5th MVA ranking was prepared by Jonathan Abraham of Stern Stewart
& Co.
CE's 5th MVA ranking was prepared by Jonathan Jonathan (jŏn`əthən) [short for Jehonathan, Heb.,=Yahweh has given]. 1 In the Bible, Saul's son and David's friend, both killed at the battle of Mt. Gilboa. David showed kindness to his son Mephibosheth. Abraham Abraham [according to the Book of Genesis, Heb.,=father of many nations] or Abram (ā`brəm) [Heb.,=exalted father], in the Bible, progenitor of the Hebrews; in the Qur'an, ancestor of the Arabs. of Stern Stewart & Co. RELATED ARTICLE: The High Price of Acquisition Comverse's Kobi Alexander Jacob "Kobi" Alexander is the founder and the former CEO of New York-based Comverse Technology. Alexander founded Comverse Technology (NASDAQ: CMVT) in 1982 and built it up from a 3-person Israeli startup to employing over 5,000, becoming the leading provider of software and dropped from first place two years ago to dead last this year. Siebel For the tech company, see . Siebel, originally Flugzeugbau Halle, was a German aircraft manufacturer in Halle an der Saale. Siebel aircraft included:
tr.v. wiped, wip·ing, wipes 1. a. To subject to light rubbing or friction, as with a cloth or paper, in order to clean or dry. b. its MVA and move it into negative territory. MVA METHODOLOGY MVA IS THE MARKET VALUE of a company's equity plus the book value of its debt, minus the capital contributed by shareholders and tenders. The change in a company's MVA from the start date of the CEO to September September: see month. 2002 is the Delta MVA. The change in a company's MVA expressed as a percentage of the capital that a company had on the CEO'S start date is the Delta MVA/Beginning Capital. This calculation standardizes MVA according to the amount of invested capital a CEO had to work with at the beginning of his or her tenure tenure, in education tenure, in education, a guarantee of the permanence of a college or university teacher's position, awarded upon successful completion of a probationary period, usually seven years. , and greatly improves comparisons between companies of radically different sizes. In effect, it is a measure of the efficiency with which a CEO has used the capital at his or her command. |
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