CEO Out at Solyndra

July 27, 2010, 9:17 am • Posted by Rachael Myrow
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Chris Gronet in a photo op with the President in May. (Credit: Getty)

Chris Gronet, Solyndra's founder and CEO, will be replaced by a former executive from Intel. It looked like trouble brewing when Solyndra pulled out of an IPO last month. It takes more than a generous loan from the DOE to kick start a company. Gronet will stay on with Solyndra as chairman.

So who's the new guy? The San Jose Mercury News tells us Brian Harrison was "at various times, general manager of the flash division, general manager of worldwide wafer production and general manager of Intel Europe, Middle East, and Africa."

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About Rachael Myrow

Rachael Myrow hosts the California Report for KQED. Over 14 years in public radio, she's specialized in covering heavy, complicated stuff like economics, transportation and politics. But every now and then, she does manage to squeeze in a feature about fruit, booze, sushi, and other consumer issues related to food and drink.

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