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AT&T Shakes Up Senior Management

Jan 31, 2012, 8:52 AM by Eric M. Zeman

AT&T has made a number of changes to its senior management team in the wake of its failed attempt to acquire T-Mobile USA. Ralph de la Vega has been named president and CEO of AT&T Mobility where he will focus on growing the company's smartphone business. Forrest Miller, a 30-year veteran of AT&T and the company's head of corporate strategy and mergers and acquisitions, is retiring. John Stankey was named Group President & Chief Strategy Officer, and has been given the responsibility to "develop the roadmap to maximize future growth opportunities." Andy Geisse, who has been with AT&T for 32 years, was named Senior Executive Vice President-AT&T Business and Home Solutions. Last, John Donovan was named Senior Executive Vice President-AT&T Technology and Network Operations. All these positions report directly to AT&T Chairman and CEO Randall Stephenson.

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SublimeDavid

Jan 31, 2012, 11:09 AM

Obviously

Obviously was going to happen following the debacle that was the disastourous deal when they tried to acquire T-Mobile. I say they got what they deserved and hopefully this gave them a reality check however im pretty doubtful of this. 😎 😎 😎 😎

netboy

yeah. they deserved it! rasing prices without merger!
now if you want data on att, it' 30$ for 3gb, nomore 2gb for 25$.

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