T-Mobile US people moves, February 2020

By Deutsche Telekomwatch2020-02-12T00:01:00+00:00

Source: T-Mobile US

Company	Executive	Activity	Details
T‑Mobile US	Christine Coldiron	New role	T‑Mobile US (TMUS) promoted Christine Coldiron to the position of Director of Legal Affairs. She was previously Senior Corporate Counsel.
	Ramesh Krishnaram	New role	Ramesh Krishnaram was promoted to become Director of Platform & Infrastructure Engineering at TMUS. The former Amazon executive was previously Senior Manager of Platform & Architecture at TMUS, having joined the NatCo in 2018.
	Kendra Lord	New role	Kendra Lord moved up to become Director of Geospatial Engineering at TMUS. She was previously Senior Manager of Business Intelligence.

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