Ford CEO Mulally is Fortune's Businessperson of the Year

Tuesday, 14 December 2010 18:07

Ford CEO Mulally is Fortune's Businessperson of the Year

Written by Jeremy Hayhurst

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Fortune readers have made their choice in our Businessperson of the Year competition, and after a month of rabid online voting, they've given the crown to Alan Mulally, CEO of Ford.

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