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News, Telecommunications - Wednesday, January 25, 2012 16:13 - 6 Comments
Vodafone confirms internal restructuring
news National mobile telco Vodafone has confirmed a report by News Ltd newspaper The Australian that it’s planning to cut members of its executive team, in a wide-ranging restructure that could affect a number of mid-level executives at the company.
The Australian has published several articles on the restructure and has published substantial sections of an internal Vodafone memo on the issue. If you have a copy of the memo, we’d love to see it too — drop us a copy through Delimiter’s anonymous tips line here.
In a statement this afternoon issued after the newspaper’s stories, Vodafone confirmed that it would make “changes” to its organisational structure and executive team over the next few weeks. “Sales and Marketing functions will be combined into a single organisation, reporting in to one director, Noel Hamill,” the telco said. “The Communications and Corporate Affairs Team will also report into sales and marketing.”
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