France Telecom has announced a raft of CEO appointments across its African and Middle Eastern subsidiaries.
Michel Barre is recruited as CEO of Orange Madagascar, replacing Jean-Luc Bohe who suceeds Alioune Ndiaye as CEO of Orange Mali.
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France Telecom has announced a raft of CEO appointments across its African and Middle Eastern subsidiaries.
Michel Barre is recruited as CEO of Orange Madagascar, replacing Jean-Luc Bohe who suceeds Alioune Ndiaye as CEO of Orange Mali.
Ndiaye in turn takes over as CEO of Sonatel in Senegal, replacing Cheikh Tidiane Mbaye.
In Niger, Brelotte Ba takes over as CEO of Orange’s local operations from Jean-Louis Branco.
As previously reported Didier Charvet has been appointed CEO of Orange Tunisia and Jean-François Thomas has taken charge at Jordan Telecom after leaving his role at Mauritius Telecom. He is succeeded as deputy CEO by Nathalie Clere.
“All of the new chief executive officers have substantial international experience in the telecommunications sector. I am confident in their ability to continue to develop the activities of these seven subsidiaries,” said Marc Rennard, senior executive vice president of France Telecom-Orange for Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
“Development in Africa and the Middle East, where the group is present in 20 countries, is a major goal for Orange, which has set its sights on reaching €7bn in revenues in the region by 2015.”
