BT Peoplewatch: ExCo shake-up signals strategic shift
Joe Purnell2026-10-06T05:00:00
October 2026 edition, including a deep strategic rewiring at the highest level, with legal, corporate affairs, and strategy chief changes. Elsewhere, networks R&D handover, network API monetisation, and preparing the ground for the next phase of BT International.
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- Themes: AI-enabled ways of working; Corporate affairs; Corporate reputation; Digital transformation; Executive appointments; Innovation; Leadership transition; Merger and acquisition (M&A); Network APIs; Network-as-a-Service (NaaS); Procurement; Public affairs; Regulatory affairs; Research and development (R&D); Strategic partnerships; Workforce transformation.
- People: Adam Hopwood; Allison Kirkby; Anu Sharma Pereira; Anuja Sheth; Chris Bramley; Daniel Gill; Duncan Cunningham; Gabriela Styf Sjöman; Clive Selley; Gemma Butcher; Greg McCall; Harry Singh; Katherine Maes; Ketan Patel; Leslie McGibbon; Mark Gregory; Martijn Blanken; Michael Jary; Nicola Hart; Paul Adams; Sabine Chalmers; Sophie Finn; Thomas Meakin.
- Geographic: Benelux; Cambridge; France; London; Stockholm; Sweden; UK; USA.
- Organisations: Accenture; Adastral Park; American Airlines; Augnet; Babcock International Group; Bell Canada; BT Business; BT Consumer; BT France; BT Group; BT International; BT Sourced; BT Wholesale; Ciena; Deutsche Telekom; Fortinet; Havas London; Liberty Global; London Gatwick; National Audit Office; NatWest; Nokia; OC&C Strategy Consultants; Openreach; Pembroke College; Philip Morris International; RingCentral; Rolls-Royce; SAS; Telia; TDC Net; Verizon Business; Virgin Media O2; Xoomworks; Ziggo Group.