Ted Clark

Senior Vice President and General Manager Mobile Computing Global

Business Unit

Hewlett-Packard Company

Ted Clark is senior vice president and general manager of the Mobile Computing

Global Business Unit at HP. He leads the notebook, handheld and tablet PC businesses

for all market segments worldwide, including enterprise, public sector, small and

medium business, and consumer.

Previously, Clark was vice president of Marketing in the Mobile Computing Global

Business Unit. His team was responsible for consumer and commercial notebook

product strategy and planning; lifecycle management; global pricing; product

positioning and messaging worldwide. He has held a variety of positions throughout his

14 years at HP, including leadership of the handheld and tablet PC businesses, as well

as roles in notebook planning, marketing and development.

In total, Clark has more than 22 years of experience in mobile computing with HP,

Compaq and GRiD Systems. In the mobile sector from its inception, he participated in

the “birth of the laptop computer” when GRiD Systems introduced the first viable flat

panel laptop PC in 1982. During his tenure at HP, he led teams that brought the

company’s award-winning Pocket PC and tablet PC to market.

An esteemed member of the technology community, Clark was honored with a “World

highly competitive award, nominees included individuals from organizations such as

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Microsoft and Sony Corporation.

A native Texan, Clark received his bachelor of science in electrical engineering from

Rice University and his MBA from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at

Northwestern University.

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