Top Executive from Hewlett Packard Joins CEO Coaching International
CEO Coaching International, the leading firm for coaching growth-focused CEOs and entrepreneurs globally, is pleased to announce Mike Klaus as its newest Partner and Coach.
Klaus is a high-integrity, high-energy, results-focused business leader. With over 35 years of experience in senior executive roles in technology, professional services, and consulting, Mike has worked with multinational service providers on key integrations and large-scale turnarounds. He brings a deep passion for cultivating performance-based cultures and working with the next generation of business leaders.
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At information technology and services giants Hewlett Packard (HP) and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), Klaus served as Senior Vice President and General Manager. Leading HP’s Consumer Retail and Transportation Industries Division, Klaus grew business from industry-focused technology and outsourcing from $1.1B to $1.7B, improving margins by more than 250% over a 3-year horizon. He was also responsible for selling over $7.5B in contract services. Additionally, he was pivotal at DXC.technology, leading the turnaround and growth of DXC’s $4B Applications Business with the merger of HPE and Computer Science Corporation (CSC).
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Throughout his career, Klaus has led 15 unique business integrations and sold/managed over 200 consulting engagements across 45 clients in over 25 countries. While Managing Partner at Cleveland Consulting Associates/CSC, Klaus merged 7 unique consulting entities into a cohesive $250M business unit while growing annual revenue by 19% after 3 years of declining performance.
Klaus is eager to combine his deep business experience and passion for mentoring in his new role at CEO Coaching International.
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