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Microsoft’s Steve Worrall joins Telstra InfraCo as CEO
Microsoft Australia’s long serving managing director Steve Worrall will leave the company to join Telstra InfraCo, the telecommunications giant’s infrastructure arm, as chief executive from September 1. Mr Worrall will replace Telstra InfraCo’s current chief executive Brendon Riley who will leave the role at the end of September after 13 years. At Microsoft, Mr Worrall leads of team of more than 3,000 people, supporting 10,000 partners and third…
Microsoft A/NZ Leader To Move To Telstra InfraCo - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News
Telstra InfraCo will be led by Microsoft’s managing director for Australia and New Zealand Steven Worrall from the end of September. Steven Worrall. The telco said in an ASX filing that Worrall would join on September 1, with a month-long handover by current InfraCo chief Brendon Riley. Riley is retiring on September 30. Telstra CEO Vicki Brady said Worrall is “a highly regarded leader known for strong delivery in global tech, AI, and business …
Telstra share price dips amid BIG leadership news
The Telstra Group Ltd (ASX: TLS) share price is edging lower today. Shares in the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) telco closed Friday trading for $4.61. In morning trade on Monday, shares are changing hands for $4.60 apiece, down 0.2%. For some context, the ASX 200 is up 0.4% at this same time. This comes amid news of a major leadership change at the company's digital infrastructure solutions business, Telstra InfraCo. Here's what's happening. Tel…
Steven Worrall joins Telstra InfraCo as CEO
Telstra has appointed Steven Worrall as its new CEO of its InfraCo unit, stepping into the role on 1 September. He will be replacing Brendon Riley who plans to retire on 30 September. Worrall has spent the past decade at Microsoft and in the last eight years served as the A/NZ managing director. “After 10 amazing years at Microsoft — including the last 8 leading our ANZ business — Steven Worrall has decided it’s time for his next chapter and …
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