BUSINESSWEEK ONLINE : FEBRUARY 12, 2001 ISSUE
COVER STORY

Jeffrey K. Skilling


BORN
Nov. 25, 1953, Pittsburgh

EDUCATION
B.S., applied science, Southern Methodist Univ., 1973; Harvard MBA, 1979

CURRENT JOB
President and COO, Enron Corp.; becomes CEO on Feb. 12

FIRST JOB
At 13, was chief production director for an Aurora (Ill.) TV station

INTRODUCTION TO ENRON
Joined McKinsey & Co. after Harvard and worked with Enron in '87 to create the first forward market for natural gas

HOW HE'LL CHANGE AS CEO
"I'll probably have to be a little less blunt"

BROKEN BONES
Eight, including at least one from rock climbing. Broke his back while working one summer on an Illinois highway, which helped him avoid the Vietnam draft

SELF-EVALUATION
''I've never not been successful in business or work, ever''

FAMILY
Divorced; one daughter, 16, and two sons, 15 and 10


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