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Telstra chief breaks from Trujillo reign
David Thodey has distanced himself from the legacy of his controversial predecessor, Sol Trujillo, but refuses to commit to buying into the national broadband network. Speaking to The Age this week at Telstra's Melbourne headquarters, Mr Thodey, three weeks into his tenure, declined to describe...
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- News Source: The Daily Telegraph (Australia) | 6 months agoNEW Telstra boss David Thodey ended his first week in the job on the attack, dismissing unpopular predecessor Sol Trujillo's claims Australia was racist. The 55-year-old CEO rejected Mr Trujillo's claims in a controversial BBC interview earlier this...
- News Source: The Australian | 6 months agoTo say David Thodey has a dramatically different style to his predecessor, Sol Trujillo, is an understatement. He laughs easily, even at himself, is careful to sound anything but arrogant, and happily describes himself as "'a pretty normal person",...
- News Source: The Courier-Mail | 6 months agoNEW Telstra chief David Thodey says he would be "delighted" for the telco to become involved in the Government's $43 billion broadband network...He said it would be wrong to assume an asset sale was a done deal "because it's just too early" but added:...
- News Source: The Age | 6 months agoDavid Thodey has distanced himself from the legacy of his controversial predecessor, Sol Trujillo, but refuses to commit to buying into the national broadband network. Speaking to The Age this week at Telstra's Melbourne headquarters, Mr Thodey,...
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