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Friday 21st December 2007
Change in Red Hat leadership as revenue soars 10:54AM, Friday 21st December 2007
The CEO of Red Hat has resigned after 10 years, citing family health problems. Matthew Szulik will remain with the company as chairman of the board, but Jim Whitehurst, a former executive from Delta Airlines, will take on the CEO role.

"After almost a decade of leading Red Hat, I have decided to transition my CEO and president role for the personal reasons I have already discussed. Throughout my tenure, it was my dream, that even in the face of the most difficult odds and vicious competition, we, the people of Red Hat could make an enormous and positive improvement in the lives of others. I thank the people of Red Hat. I will always be grateful for the sacrifices, contributions and camaraderie," says Szulik in a blog post.

These new appointments come at the end of a successful year for Red Hat, according to it's latest financial report. The company has seen increased revenue in the third quarter, up by 28% on 2006 to $135.4 million.

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