Ralph Reed (American Express)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ralph Reed was the CEO of American Express in 1957. He was the person who made the decision to create the American Express Charge Card, first issued in 1958.
</div>
| Payment Products: Credit cards • Charge cards • Traveler's cheques • Centurion Card • Red Card • ExpressPay |
| Magazines: Travel + Leisure • Food & Wine • Executive Travel |
| Spun-off companies: Ameriprise Financial • First Data Corp. • Lehman Brothers • American Railway Express Agency • RiverSource |
| Notable Current & Former Executives: Henry Wells • William Fargo • Ralph Reed • James D. Robinson III • Lou Gerstner • Sandy Weill • Harvey Golub • Ken Chenault |
|
Corporate Directors: Daniel Akerson • Charlene Barshefsky • Ursula Burns • Ken Chenault • Peter Chernin • Vernon Jordan Jr. • Jan Leschly • Richard McGinn • Edward Miller • Frank Popoff • Robert Walter |
|
Annual Revenue: $24.27 billion USD (Image:Green Arrow Up.svg 10% FY 2005) | Employees: 65,800 | Stock Symbol: NYSE: AXP | Website: www.americanexpress.com |
