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T-Mobile USA Swaps Out CEO, Shuffles Other Execs

Oct 19, 2010, 8:04 AM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile USA today noted that Philipp Humm will become the company's new president and chief executive officer effective starting November 1. He will replace outgoing CEO Robert Dotson. Humm served as the CEO of T-Mobile Deutschland from 2005 to 2008. Humm was responsible for bringing Apple's iPhone to Germany in 2007. The company has also altered the lineup up its other c-level officers. Moving forward, top management is as follows: Cole Brodman, chief marketing officer; Jim Alling, chief operations officer; Neville Ray, chief technology officer; Brian Kirkpatrick, chief financial officer; Larry Myers, chief people officer; Dave Miller, general counsel and chief legal officer; and Peter Ewens, chief strategy officer.

source: T-Mobile

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flip mode

Oct 19, 2010, 11:44 AM

what about me?

This might sound dumb...but give me 1 year as CEO at T-Mobile USA...I'd have people wanting to bang down doors wanting to be a customer like Pookie at the Carter Apartments 🤤 🤣

Mark_S

Your lame reference to "New Jack City" in your excuse for a comment does not do you any justice. 🙄

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