T-Mobile USA Marketing Chief Cole Brodman to step down
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T-Mobile has confirmed that, at the end of the month, T-Mobile USA Marketing Chief Cole Brodman will leave the company. Broadman has been with the company for almost 17 years and has held his current position for just short of 2 years.
He is expected to leave on May 25th, but he will continue to service as a strategic advisor. He has not announced any other job prospects.
“It’s a retirement from T-Mobile,” said Brodman, 46, in an interview. “It’s an opportunity to step away, get a break and start to think about how I want to do something next.
In the interim, Senior Vice President Andrew Sherrard will fill Brodman’s shoes.
source: TmoNews
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8 Comments
2. Dutch1 posted on 01 May 2012, 15:53 2
GOOD!
HE HAS NO DIRECTION FOR THE COMPANY!
MAYBE NOW T-MOBILE'S EMPLOYEE MORAL, PHONES PURCHASES AND ACTIVATIONS WILL INCREASE.
JUST ANOTHER EXECUTIVE SITTING IN A CHAIR SUCKING A SALARY AWAY FROM A COMPANY AND NOT SHOWING ANY RESULTS.
4. jmoita2 posted on 01 May 2012, 17:26 2
I wonder what this idiot's golden parachute looks like. Probably big enough so that his descendants won't have to do a day's work twenty generations into the future.
5. JGuinan007 posted on 01 May 2012, 20:22 1
When is Apple, Comcast, or Google going to buy T-Mobile and turn that sorry company around?
6. solidsnakeduds013 posted on 02 May 2012, 09:02 0
Hopefully someone with sense can come in and turn T-Mobile for the better
7. oister85 posted on 02 May 2012, 11:30 0
If I was a ceo of t-mobil I would change the color logo (pink)
