The local mobile operator Nar Mobile announced the appointment of a new CEO.
According to the official report, they appointed Kent McNeley, succeeding Juergen Pitz, who was appointed CEO in Azertelecom.
The new appointee, as he said, will contribute to the company's extensive experience in managing large telecommunications companies.
He is a senior manager with an exceptional track record in management, marketing and engineering. He has held a number of senior positions in companies on 4 continents and brings an invaluable contribution to companies such as VimpelCom (company brand Beeline), Eastman Kodak, Citibank, and so on.
McNealy was responsible for a number of projects that have increased in a very short period of business and income of its companies. Speaking of his appointment, he said: "... We will continue to work on improving the quality of our products and services, and maintaining reasonable prices. We also focus our efforts on finding new opportunities that arise due to the development of mobile Internet." -17D-
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