Antonio F Neri has sold HPE and made no open-market buys since Sep 2016

Antonio F. Neri is an Argentine-Italian-American businessman serving as President and Chief Executive Officer of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) since February 2018, when he succeeded Meg Whitman as the company's first Latino CEO, and he joined HPE's board of directors that year.( Born on May 10, 1967, in Argentina, Neri holds a degree in engineering from Escuela Técnica Industrial and studied at the National Technological University; he joined Hewlett-Packard in 1995 (or 1996 per some sources) and rose through leadership roles, including VP of Customer Services (2007–2011), SVP & GM of Technology Services (2011–2013), SVP & GM of Servers and Networking (2013–2014), EVP & GM of Enterprise Group at HP/HPE (2014–2017), and President of HPE (2017–2018).(

Under Neri's leadership, HPE has pursued strategic acquisitions such as Aruba Networks, Cray, Silver Peak, Zerto, and Juniper Networks (completed in 2025 after a prolonged process), while innovating with products like GreenLake, HPE Apollo, Superdome X, and Synergy to advance hybrid cloud, HPC, AI, and edge computing.( His 'Next Initiative' streamlined operations by reducing stock keeping units by 75% and management layers, enhancing innovation and diversity; he also designed HPE's San Jose headquarters.( Neri serves on the boards of Elevance Health and external groups like the World Economic Forum's International Business Council and Business Roundtable's Technology Committee, and as of 2024, he remains actively engaged as a corporate insider trading at HPE.(

Written by Perplexity from public sources.