- Group people movements to April 2020 include Höttges adding to his external seats, and a new DT Services VP.
| Company | Executive | Activity | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source: Deutsche Telekom, various. | |||
|
Board of Management |
Timotheus Höttges |
External appointment |
Deutsche Telekom (DT) Chief Executive (CEO) Timotheus Höttges is standing for appointment to the Supervisory Board of automotive manufacturer (and frequent Group partner) Daimler, prospectively replacing Paul Achleitner, Chairman of Deutsche Bank. The proposed appointment is due to be ratified by shareholders in April 2020. The move would add to Höttges’ existing seats on the Supervisory Boards of football club FC Bayern München and consumer goods player Henkel. |
|
Finance |
Daniel Wenzel |
New role |
Deutsche Telekom Services Europe named Daniel Wenzel Vice-President (VP) of Human Resources (HR) Service Design & Digitalisation, a step up from his previous role as HR Digitalisation Program Lead. |
|
Legal Affairs |
Mark Vasic |
New role |
Mark Vasic, Senior Manager of International Regulatory Affairs, jumped to become Head of the department. |
|
Technology & Innovation |
Jan Morgenthal |
New role |
Former Tribe Lead for Smart Dialogues Jan Morgenthal was appointed Head of Digital Services at DT, where he will continue development of chat, messaging, and smart-speaker products. |
|
Borislav Tadić |
New role |
Borislav Tadić, VP of Business Management Systems & Transformation at DT, was named Senior VP (SVP), North Region, of Technology. |
|
|
USA & Corporate Development: ngena |
Yavor Nedkov |
New role |
Yavor Nedkov was named Head of Quality Assurance at the DT-germinated Next Generation Enterprise Network Alliance. He was previously Co‑Lead of Business IT. |
|
USA & Corporate Development: T‑Mobile Netherlands |
Robert Jelinek |
Departure |
T‑Mobile Netherlands Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Robert Jelinek will step down on 1 May 2020, to be replaced by Gero Niemeyer, the current CFO at Austrian NatCo Magenta Telekom (MT AU). Jelinek is leaving the Group to “take up a new challenge”, which is as yet unconfirmed. Niemeyer has been replaced by group executive Philipp Pohlmann. |
