Linkedinceo Weiner: A popular candidate for Yahoo CEO

LinkedIn CEO Jeff Venas lead: American technology blog BusinessInsider today wrote a review of the ups and downs of career social networking site LinkedIn CEO Jeff Venas Jeff Weiner and his success from a career trough. Here's the full text of the article: if you're looking for a case study of why corporate executives are increasingly reliant on LinkedIn for hiring, then CEO Jeff Venas is the best candidate. Weiner is at the pinnacle of his career, his company's profits soar and he himself is on the cover of Forbes magazine. But how did he embark on the road to success? 1999, just graduated from university two years of Anthony Weiner joined Warner Brothers Company. He wrote a report calling on Warner Bros. to enter the internet industry. "I was just a rookie, but they liked the report," Weiner said in an interview with Forbes. Subsequently, Weiner was promoted to the Warner Bros. Vice president, responsible for the company's online business. He Jim Barnister with two other executives, Jim Banister, and Jim Morossocco (Jim Moloshok) to launch a new website Entertaindom. Under Weiner's leadership, Warner Bros. began to dabble in the Internet's original content early. Anthony Weiner's career was initially smooth sailing. In 1999, Time Warner (Warner Bros.) planned to divest Entertaindom to separate listings. Employees get stock options, and Anthony Weiner is appointed COO. But his wishful thinking has been dashed: AOL announced the acquisition of Time Warner, letting Entertaindom's spin-off draw a full stop. Anthony Weiner also chose to leave the Warner Brothers. Former Warner Bros. CEO Semel Terry Semel invited Anthony Weiner to serve in his investment company Windsor Media to help find opportunities in the digital field. In 2001, Yahoo appointed Semel as CEO, and Anthony Weiner followed Semel to join the then-booming internet giant. He was responsible for the search and content business in Yahoo, where he acquired several of the hottest startups, such as Flickr, during his tenure. Anthony Weiner is seen as a popular candidate for Yahoo's next CEO. But he announced his resignation in 2008. Anthony Weiner is still popular on Wall Street. In a rare arrangement, Accel and Greylock, the Wall Street two gale-company, hired Anthony Weiner as a senior executive (executive-in-residence). Greylock's investment, LinkedIn, was in trouble at the time, while Weiner stepped as the company's transition president in 2009. Anthony Weiner was promoted to the CEO of LinkedIn in June 2009. Under Weiner's leadership, LinkedIn is focused on selling high-end recruiting tools and advertising and subscription services. By 2011, LinkedIn was ready to go public, and Anthony Weiner finally realized the dream of leading a company to open the IPO process after 10. LinkedIn has grown rapidly and is building a new building at its headquarters, and Weiner is well deserved to be the cover of Forbes magazine. Although he has made great achievements, it feels as if Anthony Weiner's career has just begun. (Qing Chen)