Israeli executive Amos Genish
was named TIM CEO at a board meeting Thursday, sources said.
Genish, 57, moves up from operational director, a post he
earned in July after Flavio Cattaneo quit as CEO.
His previous posts include president and CEO of Telefonica
Brasil, the largest and most profitable telecoms operator in
Brazil.
TIM President Arnaud de Puyfontaine said "we have taken a
very good decision, we have a great boss with great experience
in telecoms".
Genish was appointed by a unanimous vote, sources said.
De Puyfontaine will be responsible for setting guidelines and
supervising the other executives, sources said.
In his first statement, Ganish said TIM had an "ambitious
future that must be mapped out."
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