Odido CEO Steps Down Months After Major Cyberattack, Cancelled €1 Billion IPO
The leadership change follows a February cyberattack that exposed personal data from about 6 million customers, adding pressure on the Dutch telecom company.
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Dutch telecoms firm Odido, hit by February cyberattack, names new CEO
Telecom provider Odido has a new CEO: Tisha van Lammeren. She succeeds Søren Abildgaard after nine years, following a turbulent year for Odido.
CEO Søren Abildgaard is stepping down as CEO of Odido. Abildgaard served as CEO of the telecom company for nearly ten years and oversaw, among other things, the transition from T-Mobile Netherlands to Odido. He will be succeeded by Tisha van Lammeren. She has worked at Odido and its predecessors for over twenty years and previously held a senior executive position there.
As of today, Tisha van Lammeren is the new CEO of Odido. She succeeds Søren Abildgaard, who led the telecom company through a turbulent period. Earlier this year, Odido was hit by a cyberattack in which the personal data of millions of customers ended up on the internet.
New Odido Director After Turbulent Year with Hack: ‘Swap Is Unrelated to Criticism of Communication’
After a turbulent year, internet provider Odido is getting a new CEO. Tisha van Lammeren succeeds Søren Abildgaard. Odido was hacked earlier this year, resulting in the leak of data from millions of customers. The company faced criticism for poor communication, although according to Odido, that is not the reason for the change.
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