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Ericsson names head for SEA, Oceania and India

By Rajiv Menon
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Ericsson has announced the appointment of a new head for Southeast Asia, Oceania and India as part of its restructuring strategy.

Nunzio Mirtillo will take responsibility for Ericsson’s business across markets such as India, Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, the Philippines and Bangladesh.

Nunzio has had a 29 career with Ericsson, serving in roles in areas including solutions development, sales, marketing and delivery. He was most recently head of the Mediterranean region, managing Ericsson’s operations across 25 countries.

“I’m looking forward to bringing my experience of working in different roles across a diverse range of markets to the newly-combined Market Area South East Asia, Oceania and India,” Nunzio said.

“Ericsson’s strengthened portfolio focus and simplified organizational structure will enable us to better partner with our customers, to help them succeed in tough market situations and capitalize on new growth opportunities within ICT.”

The appointment forms part of Ericsson’s reorganization strategy, which includes transitioning from 10 regions to five market areas and from four business units to three business areas.

The restructuring, announced last month, comes as Ericsson seeks to slim down and focus more on mobile networks to restore profitability and competitiveness.

As part of the appointment Nunzio has also been named a member of Ericsson’s executive team.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What is the primary reason for Nunzio Mirtillo's appointment to this new role?

A.

His appointment is part of Ericsson's wider reorganisation strategy. The company aims to slim down, simplify its structure, and focus more on mobile networks to improve profitability and competitiveness.

Q.

Which specific markets will Nunzio Mirtillo now oversee for Ericsson?

A.

He will take responsibility for Ericsson's business across India, Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, the Philippines and Bangladesh within the newly combined market area.

Q.

How does Nunzio Mirtillo's past experience prepare him for this new leadership position?

A.

He has a 29-year career with Ericsson, serving in various roles including solutions development, sales, marketing and delivery. Most recently, he headed the Mediterranean region, managing operations across 25 countries.

Q.

What structural changes is Ericsson making as part of its reorganisation strategy?

A.

Ericsson is transitioning from ten regions to five market areas and from four business units to three business areas. This is part of a plan to simplify the organisation and focus on key areas for growth.

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