Everything Everywhere boss jacks it in
Personal reasons
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Tom Alexander, the boss of Everything Everywhere, has left the company for personal reasons.
Staff were told this morning – at the same time that a press release was sent out. CEO Tom Alexander leaves on 31 August and Olaf Swantee takes over on 1 September.
Swantee currently runs France Telecom's European operations, excluding France.
Alexander said it had been a privilege to work for EE for 12 months. He said there was never an easy time to leave a company but for personal reasons now was a good time to go.
He started at Orange in 2008 as CEO of its UK business, then stepped up to chief exec of Everything Everywhere – the merger of T-Mobile's and Orange's UK networks – in July 2010. ®
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Everything Everywhere
Soon to join something else, somewhere else.
Is that my coat? I'm sorry, I'll leave.
OT but
"Everything Everywhere" is the worst company name I have ever heard of. It is truly awful and cringe-worthy.
Personal reasons.
What, as in; "Personally I can't stand working for these tossers any longer."?
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