Tele2's EVP of group strategy leaves company

News General Europe 4 FEB 2014
Tele2's EVP of group strategy leaves company
Tele2's executive vice-president for group strategy, Roxanna Zea, will leave the company. Zea joined Tele2 as EVP, group strategy, in September 2012. Tele2 said Zea leaves the company as result of diverging views on Tele2's strategic planning and execution. Zea will now move on to pursue other entrepreneurial interests.

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