Together with his wife, Michelle, Nuti purchased an apartment at 22 Central Park South worth $6.31 million, in a landmarked annex to The Plaza Hotel.
The apartment unit of Nuti on the second floor had an original asking price of $6.7 million in 2013, but was reduced to $6.3 million in June last year.
According to the New York Post report, Nuti's 2,021-square-foot pad has two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, in addition to fascinating views of Central Park.
Central Park South provides mostly the iconic features of the greatest park in the world. One of the highlights is how the rocky and swampy land was built into a work of art, which is now known as the famous Central Park.
According to the listing, the apartment has great features of a decorative fireplace in the center of a wall, built-in walnut cabinetry, a chef's kitchen, and a master bedroom with lots of storage.
The integrity of William Nuti has been a part of his journey in becoming the CEO of NCR. "Doing the right thing when no one is looking" is a lesson he learned from business mentors that he has applied into his work ethic. At 51, the graduate of Long Island University also believes in creative thinking and a quest for knowledge - a combination that has helped the NCR, being "the cash register company" that taps the trends and technology, as reported by Biz Journals news.
His ten years of stay with Cisco Systems and as COO and CEO of Symbol Technologies, gave him a good background to keep NCR competitive in a fast changing tech world.
Until he became a teenager, William Nuti grew up relatively poor in a tough neighborhood. He grew up fast in that environment and learned to work hard and made sacrifices. Along the way, he was lucky to have great mentors, people who taught him what works and what doesn't.
