Vic Goldberg was the president of two IBM divisions,
an IBM vice president and the leader of the company's
corporate communications organization.
The following is the text of a corporate biography
published in March 1993.
Victor J. Goldberg, IBM vice president, management
systems-US, joined the company in 1959 as a sales trainee
in New York.
Mr. Goldberg advanced through various marketing and
staff positions, was named district sales manager in
1970, and executive assistant to the IBM chairman of
the board in 1971.
After a number of management assignments in the product
development area, he was named IBM director of business
plans in April 1977. He was appointed IBM director of
communications in August 1978 and was elected an IBM
vice president in March 1979. He was named president
of the Communication Products Division in October 1981.
He was named president of the National Distribution
Division in November 1983. He was named assistant group
executive, market development, for the former Information
Systems Group, now the U.S. Marketing and Services Group,
in May 1986. He was named to his present position in
February 1988.
Mr. Goldberg holds B.S. and M.B.A. degrees from Northwestern
University. He is vice chairman of the board of trustees
of the Institute of International Education and a member
of its executive committee, a trustee of the Mental
Health Association of Westchester, and commissioner
of the Lower East Side Tenement Museum.
Mr. Goldberg retired from IBM on March 30, 1993.
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