Arvind Krishna
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Sep 15, 2026
Arvind KrishnaGUEST
That's the art of the leader, to figure out the two or three areas where AI could be a huge unlock and put enough resource and enough investment behind those.
Sarah ElkHOST
We are excited to welcome Arvind Krishna, chairman and CEO of IBM.
Sarah ElkHOST
Arvind is a charismatic and humble leader.
Sarah ElkHOST
He is reinventing IBM for the era of AI, and he's looking ahead at the next frontier of quantum and how that's going to interact in the era of AI.
Joel ScanlonHOST
... and his prowess as a running back on the gridiron.
Joel ScanlonHOST
Dr. Arvind Krishna is Chairman and s- Chief Executive Officer of IBM.
Joel ScanlonHOST
His thirty-six-year career at IBM began in nineteen ninety at its famed Thomas J. Watson Research Center.
Joel ScanlonHOST
Prior to becoming CEO, he held a number of other senior roles, including General Manager of IBM Systems and Technology Groups Development and Manufacturing Organization, Senior Vice President of IBM Research, and Senior Vice President of Cloud and Cognitive Software.
speaker_3MODERATOR
We have four able questioners today, all of whom are trustees of the Economic Club of New York.
speaker_3MODERATOR
We're going to have Dambisa Moya, chair elect of your club, co-principal of Versaca Investments, Arvind Krishna, a vice chair of our club and chair and president and CEO of IBM.
speaker_3MODERATOR
We're going to have Devon Parekh, managing partner of Insight Venture Partners, and Charles Phillips, co-founder of Recognize.
speaker_3MODERATOR
Dambisa, over to you for the first question.
Stuart LevineGUEST
And that becomes, I think, a differentiator out there.
Janice ElligHOST
You know, I did a podcast with Arvind Krishna of IBM not too long ago, and he said when he's looking for leaders, he's looking for people who really have that intellectual curiosity, constant learner, always looking around what's happening around the corner.
Janice ElligHOST
And the second, which was beyond resilience, he talked about grit, having grit, staying with something until you can't any longer.
Janice ElligHOST
And then the third, which I thought was all-encompassing, is having followership.
Andrew MeyerGUEST
Yeah, if I were part of the Israeli lobby, I think they're pretty good friends with India.
Andrew MeyerGUEST
I don't like the fact that American CEOs are getting replaced by Indians like the IBM CEO Arvind Krishna that then hired a bunch of Indians.
Andrew MeyerGUEST
IBM stock crashed.
Andrew MeyerGUEST
Their product is crashed now, you know.
Andrew MeyerGUEST
Russia, always been communist.
Andrew MeyerGUEST
Raylan Stark, thank you for tipping me off to that.
Andrew MeyerGUEST
India, these people want to demographically replace us, put Indian CEOs all over America, replace the American workforce with Indians.
Andrew MeyerGUEST
The big problem, China, that wants to destroy our currency, that wants to make sure we don't have manufacturing.
Andrew MeyerGUEST
That's the biggest issue in America.
Andrew MeyerGUEST
People like Abdul Al-Sayed and Arvind Krishna say, None of those people were hanging out with George Washington.
Andrew MeyerGUEST
Chaim Solomon, a Jew, was hanging out with George Washington.
Andrew MeyerGUEST
He was a Jewish patriot, went to prison.