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Little Rock will get a regional headquarters with about 100 employees when Verizon Wireless completes its purchase of Alltel Corp., and Verizon may expand a call center already in the city, Verizon's chief executive said Thursday. ...
Source: www.fox16.com --- 38 days ago
Little Rock can weather the changes coming. That is the message of what could be final public appearance by Scott Ford as Alltel CEO. He spoke to the Little Rock... ... Source: moneyries.disqus.com --- 59 days ago
"Steve Jobs eventually will get old." - Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg, in a new <SPAN style="FONT-STYLE: italic">Financial Times</SPAN> article . ... Source: www.katv.com --- 25 days ago
... Source: www.fiercewireless.com --- 11 days ago
Verizon Wireless CEO Lowell McAdam updated residents of Little Rock, Ark., on Friday about the firm's impending merger with Alltel Communications, which is headquartered there. McAdam said that Little Rock would probably become home to a Verizon Wireless regional headquarters with about 100 employees, which is far less than the current 3,000 employees that Alltel has in the Arkansas town. While many executive and mid-management level positions at Alltel will vanish because of the proposed merger, McAdam said it would take at least a year or so to determine which positions would be eliminated. And he also said that there may be opportunities for some Alltel employees if they are willing to relocate to other cities where Verizon has openings. McAdam expects the Verizon/Alltel merger to close by year-end. For more: - see this article Related stories: Alltel plagued by acquisition expenses Verizon's Alltel acquisition : What are the ramifications? ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 23 days ago
LITTLE ROCK -- The chief executive of Verizon Wireless plans to speak in Little Rock next week about his company's $28.1 billion purchase of Little Rock-based Alltel Corp. ... Source: www.topix.com --- 15 days ago
Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam, speaking in Little Rock, says the company will keep Alltel Corp.'s Little Rock campus as a regional headquarters after Verizon completes its buyout of Alltel. ... Source: www.topix.com --- 14 days ago
Little Rock will get a regional headquarters with about 100 employees when Verizon Wireless completes its purchase of Alltel Corp., and Verizon may expand a call center already in the city, Verizon's chief ... ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 13 days ago
Little Rock will get a regional headquarters with about 100 employees when Verizon Wireless completes its purchase of Alltel Corp., and Verizon may expand a call center already in the... ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 13 days ago
LITTLE ROCK -- Little Rock will get a regional headquarters with about 100 employees when Verizon Wireless completes its purchase of Alltel Corp., and Verizon may expand a call center already in the city, Verizon?s chief executive said Thursday. ... Source: www.topix.com --- 15 days ago
Verizon Wireless President and Chief Executive Officer Lowell McAdam will discuss the company's pending acquisition of Alltel Corp. ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 23 days ago
LITTLE ROCK - The chief executive of Verizon Wireless plans to speak here next week about his company's $28.1 billion purchase of Little Rock-based Alltel Corp. ... Source: www.topix.com --- 12 days ago
Verizon Wireless' top executive says Little Rock will get a regional headquarters with about 100 employees when Verizon completes its purchase of Alltel Corporation. ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 23 days ago
Verizon Wireless Chief Executive Lowell McAdam is scheduled to speak at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service, two months after the company offered to buy Little Rock-based Alltel Corp. ... Source: gadgetracker.com --- 59 days ago
Filed under: Cellphones If you’ve been scouring the dictionary for sour grapes, chances are you’ll find Ivan Seidenberg’s picture. Verizon Communications’ chairman and chief executive recently sat down for an interview with Financial Times, and while he spent the vast majority of his time boasting of just how amazing Verizon is, he did stop to remark [...] ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 37 days ago
By Jason Wiest Arkansas News Bureau LITTLE ROCK - Making what he said was likely his last public appearance as the CEO of Alltel Corp., Scott Ford said Tuesday he anticipated Verizon Wireless would have a strong presence in Arkansas for a number of years. ... Source: cameron.io --- 59 days ago
Verizon’s CEO, Ivan Seidenberg is of the opinion that Steve Jobs will, indeed, age over time. Immediately after hearing this, I rushed over to Wikipedia to research this topic of “getting old” and I have concluded he is correct is his assessment of time and it’s effect on human beings. The article, written by Dan Moren, continues: Er, Ivan—may I call you Crazy Ivan?—I know you look all youthful and handsome, but let me just remind you that Steve’s actually nine years younger than you. Has Verizon one-upped Ponce de Léon and finally unearthed the Fountain of Youth? What do you expect from the company that passed up the iPhone? ∞ ... Find more results for Verizon CEO on RSSMicro.com |
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See the guy in the picture there? His name is Ivan Seidenberg, and he’s the CEO and chairman (for now) of Verizon Wireless. Nothing wrong with that. What’s wrong in my book is throwing stones at the competition. Remember how Ballmer , Steve, did it last year. Going all berserk about how the iPhone will not be successful and all? Well apparently Mr. Ivan is a Ballmer kind of guy. He went on to declare to Britain’s Financial Times that he doesn’t think Apple is going to be successful with their new $200 device. Well Mr. Ivan, apparently you haven’t checked the news lately. Carriers are buzzing around Apple for a piece of that cake Steve Jobs has prepared and called the iPhone. Apple are going to sell anywhere from 15 to 18 million 3G iPhones. No matter if you like them or not you should respect them only for that. Furthermore, how about getting a decent device to compete against the iPhone and start a proper marketing campaign instead of go of declaring stuff like that. The kind of stuff people make fun of you get remembered for. Mr. Ivan goes on saying: In the long term, my view is that we’re the hunter. That’s the way I see it, and I’m trying to develop a new generation of hunters. Sure. You might need to refill that prescription that keeps a CEO from doing this. via Boing Boing Gadgets Related Posts Microsoft Disses the iPhone Again Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has struck out yet again, in their never ending rivalry with Apple, th ...
Well, this should be interesting. Because of scheduling issues, Kevin Martin and Lowell McAdam will be interviewed at the same time. Will the two hit it off on issues of 'Net neutrality, early termination fees, Open Access or none of the above? ...