People and Talent
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Ericsson has appointed Ludvig Landgren as its new head of Australia and New Zealand. -
Equinix has added Harmeen Mehta as its new chief digital and innovation officer.
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Meta’s vice president of Asia Pacific, Dan Neary, is set to leave the company after 12 years.
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Digital infrastructure solutions provider Vertiv claims to have become the largest apprenticeship employer in the Donegal and Derry regions in Ireland.
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The co-CEO and vice chairman of Samsung Electronics, Han Jong-Hee, passed away on Tuesday at the age of 63, according to a company spokesperson.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is set to lose Geoffrey Starks as the commissioner is stepping down.
Forthcoming events
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You might take issue with the fact that the data centre industry can be described as an old boy’s club, but the stark facts speak for themselves:
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Telefónica has appointed Piedad Álvarez de Arriba as the company’s new global security director.
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Industry trade body the Mobile Ecosystem Forum (MEF) unveiled its newly elected Board of Directors at MWC this week, bringing together a blend of global talent from leading telecoms and messaging companies.
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Is talent the most important factor in driving success? At Metro Connect 2025, digital infrastructure leaders from AT&T, Uniti, and Broadstaff outlined how AI, return-to-office mandates, and retention strategies impact hiring challenges.
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Following Howard Lutnick’s confirmation as the new US Secretary of Commerce, the Telecommunication Industry Association (TIA) called on the appointee to support an effective BEAD programme and help maintain ICT supply chain flexibility.
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nLighten has appointed Nick Read as the new chair of its board as the company continues to expand its footprint across Europe.
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Vodafone UK and Three UK have unveiled their post-merger leadership team, with Vodafone executives claiming most of the top positions.
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China Telecom has announced the departure of Liang Baojun from his roles as executive director, president and chief operating officer, with immediate effect.
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Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark is set step to down, with Intel’s data centre and AI general manager Justin Hotard set to take over.
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Eva Press, vice president of Meta's Global Business Group, has announced her departure from the company after 14 years.
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S and BTS Global, the joint venture between Business Telecommunications Services (BTS) and SoftBank, has appointed Norioki Sekiguchi as its new CEO.
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Ericsson has appointed Charlotte Levert as its new chief people officer, senior vice president and head of group function people, with effect from 10 February.
