The CEO of Ukrainian mobile operator Life, Alexander Barinov, is to quit the company, leaving CFO Erdal Yayla to take the helm as acting CEO.
In a statement, Life did not disclose the reason for Barinov’s departure or where he is headed to, but said…
The CEO of Ukrainian mobile operator Life, Alexander Barinov, is to quit the company, leaving CFO Erdal Yayla to take the helm as acting CEO.
In a statement, Life did not disclose the reason for Barinov’s departure or where he is headed to, but said that the company’s market position had been strengthened under his three-year leadership.
The operator, which entered the Ukrainian market in 2005, claims to 12.2 million local subscribers. Partly-owned by Turkey’s Turkcell, Life is the country’s third-largest wireless player.
