Telecom Italia names De Angelis to head consumer business

News General Italy 4 AUG 2014
Telecom Italia names De Angelis to head consumer business
Telecom Italia has named Stefano De Angelis the new director of its Consumer Business Unit, effective 13 August. He replaces Luca Rossetto, who has agreed with the company to step down. De Angelis has served as interim CEO of Telecom Argentina since February and was prior to that head of the Argentine operator's holding company. Telecom Italia is in the process of selling its stake in Telecom Argentina. 

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