Telefónica People Moves – Page 6
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         Premium PremiumElsewhere in Telefónica Infra-Tech: Asterion hits the M&A trailInfra buddy Asterion on the acquisition trail; NB-IoT ecosystem expands; partner signed for Mexican security expansion. 
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         Premium PremiumTelefónica gets union backing for staff redundancy planUnions accept latest redundancy and payments offer as operator seeks to slim Spanish workforce once again. Group offers a higher pay increase of 1.5% for 2023 and extended eligibility criteria for long-term employees. Move adds to similar, smaller plans at rivals Orange and Vodafone as Telefónica’s home market faces ... 
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         People PeopleFormer Telefónica exec takes Sky Mexico helmLuis Malvido, ex-CEO at Telefónica businesses in Argentina, Brazil, Czech Republic, and Venezuela, takes the lead at Mexican rival. 
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         People PeopleTelefónica reshapes board of directorsGroup cuts board seats from 17 to 15, with representation from shareholders BBVA and CaixaBank halved. Ignacio Moreno and Jordi Gual to instead shift to roles at Telefónica España and Brazil’s Vivo. 
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         Premium PremiumTelefónica people moves: wholesale lead named at VM O2VM O2 appoints Diego Tedesco to lead its Fixed Wholesale business in challenge to incumbent Openreach. SME-focused team also filled in at newly-merged UK operator, with appointments in marketing, products, and sales. Telefónica Tech draws in new faces from across the Group footprint. 
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         People PeopleMovistar Money JV rejigs leadershipLending JV Telefónica Consumer Finance reshuffles board, with changes aligned to adjustments by Group and co-parent CaixaBank. Telefónica’s María Jesús Almazor swapped for Oscar Candiles as a JV representative. 
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         Premium PremiumTelefónica people moves: Tech configures boardCerdán inaugurated as President, with Colchero, Eguiron, and Prendes in tow at Telefónica Tech. Telefónica Peru names new CFO in effort to align business with the Group’s regional vehicle Telefónica Hispam. Virgin Media O2 continues to confirm team, with senior VM figures retaining titles. 
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         People PeopleDunne moves upstairs as Brouillette takes lead at VerizonFormer O2 UK CEO steps aside as head of Verizon’s fixed-mobile consumer business. New role will see Dunne act as Strategic Advisor to Verizon Chairman. Change comes as new allegations linked to O2’s role in Phones 4u demise continue to emerge. 
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         Premium PremiumTelefónica people moves: Group seeks strengthened government relationsJuan Montero takes over public policy and competition remit, with reshuffled reports in support. A direct swap on the Group’s Board sees María Rotondo Urcola fill Sabina Fluxà Thienemann’s shoes. Vivo names a successor for its vacant CIO spot. VM O2 builds out a marketing team to grow its ... 
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         Venturing & Investments Venturing & InvestmentsAtlasEdge reels in more investment, new CEOLiberty-backed European datacentre operation gets investment boost from Digital Realty. Giuliano Di Vitantonio to become CEO in January. Virgin Media O2 confirmed as AtlasEdge customer. 
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         Premium PremiumTelefónica people moves: Tech begins integrating Cancom cloud acquisitionTelefónica Tech replaces Cancom UK&I board members with Group executives, following buyout. Vivo names Rocha de Matos and Simões network planning and IT directors, respectively. Former O2 UK executive Stansfeld joins fixed broadband player Quickline. 
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         Strategy & Change Strategy & ChangeEvans elevated to lead Telefónica’s digital strategyFormer O2 UK CEO takes a step up the Group management ladder after missing out on role as head of merged UK JV. Potential for pivotal digital double act with Chema Alonso bringing innovation expertise to be harnessed by Evans’ commercial nous. Navarro remains as key adviser to Chairman, ... 
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         Premium PremiumTelefónica people moves: VM O2 hiring spreeVM O2 continues to bed in second layers of leadership after inaugurating top-table. Telefónica Tech makes regional appointments in Brazil, Germany, and Mexico. 
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         Public Affairs Public AffairsFour years later, O2 UK bribery probe hits headlinesSunday Telegraph report highlights an investigation into alleged corruption among O2 UK management. Claims appear linked to alleged abuse of the O2 UK incentive scheme, first identified in 2017, which prompted a significant overhaul of the operator’s anti-corruption policy and procedures. 
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         People PeopleGroves comes up inside track to lead VM O2 marketingFormer Tesco Mobile CMO to lead on VM O2 brand and marketing as two prime candidates depart. Veteran Groves set to push for a more holistic approach to customer experience across the merged business. 
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         People PeopleVivo CIO segues into FiBrasil top jobTelefónica’s new FibreCo JV names Vivo veteran as CEO. CIO vacancy opens up at Brazil OB. 
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         Premium PremiumTelefónica people moves: rivals join O2 GermanyO2 Germany draws in talent from rivals Deutsche Telekom and Vodafone. Infra adds partnerships lead with M&A know-how. VM–O2 firms up networks and technology leadership. Martinez takes Di Meo’s old CIO spot at Movistar Argentina. 
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         Premium PremiumTelefónica people moves: Group appoints Climate Change bossSustainability a priority with new Chief of Climate Change post. Changes in Germany include a CEO swap at Omnichannel unit and exit of CISO Hollander. Provisional approval for the VM-O2 merger sees a swathe of proactive appointments — but no room for a handful of O2 UK stalwarts. 
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         People PeopleTelefónica, Liberty lay out leadership for merged VM-O2Telefónica and Virgin Media execs share the spoils 50:50 at the new venture, which is still pending regulatory approval. Jo Bertram and Gareth Turpin among the O2 names to get a seat, with Telefónica Argentina’s de Meo brought in as CIO. No room for O2’s HR guru Catherine Leaver, ... 
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         People PeopleÁlvarez-Pallete hails Spanish leadership in digital revolutionTelefónica Executive Chairman says Spain is in a “leadership position” in digitisation, but requires a new “framework” to take full advantage. Data underlined as paramount, with a ‘social contract’ needed to ensure privacy and fair valuation. 
 





















