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  • Vodafone’s ex-CEO: The Pre-Postmortem

    The news out of Vodafone today is that Darryl E. Green, CEO of both Vodafone KK and Vodafone Holdings KK, has resigned for personal reasons. An interim CEO has been appointed while the companies search for a permanent replacement. Green’s departure is not unrelated, we suspect, to Vodafone’s recent grim Japanese financial results. While it’s too early for a full postmortem, it might help bring perspective to the situation to point out a number of successes that Vodafone achieved on Green’s watch.

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    Posted: 23 June 2004 | Filed: Carriers, Mobile Users, Viewpoint | Feedback | Print |
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