SYNNEX Corporation

Synnex Corporation is directed by Chief Executive Officer Kevin Murai as of early March 2008. The Chairman of the board, Dwight Steffensen has served as a member of the board since February 2002. The board of directors for Synnex Corporation consists of ten board members. Of the ten board members one of which is a female and the remaining nine are males. The most recent Annual Report which documents the 2015 year stated that the company’s net profit totaled $208.5 million. The market capitalization

INTRODUCTION SYNNEX Corporation was founded in 1980 by Robert T. Huang and its head office based in Fremont, California USA .SYNNEX is a Fortune 500 corporation and currently operates in 25 countries around the world. SYNNEX Corporation is leading business process Services Company and its primary services focus on distribution of IT products, contract assembly, customer relationship management or BPO CRM, customer engagement management strategy, process optimization and improved business outcomes

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