BT Enterprise, BT Global people movements, April 2020

2020-04-21T08:57:36.537+01:00

Ross O’Malley gets a boost from TalkTalk Business, Ralph Hengstenberg became name on the list of movers from Telco to Amazon Web Services (AWS).

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Company	Executive	Activity	Details
Enterprise	Ross O’Malley	Appointment	BT named a new Head of Customer Operations in Ross O’Malley. He joins from TalkTalk Business, where he was Head of Enterprise Service Management.
Global	Ralph Hengstenberg	Departure	Ralph Hengstenberg, Marketing Director, Global Accounts & Global Industries at BT, left the Group to join Amazon Web Services (AWS). He was named Head of Field Marketing for Global Telcos at AWS.

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