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Two More Executive Departures at Troubled Motorola

Mar 17, 2008, 7:52 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Motorola continues to reorganize its top-level staff, with two more executives replaced this week. Motorola has let go its Head of Mobile Devices in Europe, Mike Fenger. He will be replaced by Steven Nolan, VP of sales for Europe. Also, Motorola's treasurer, Steve Strobel, has decided to leave the company on his own. Larry R. Raymond, who has experience with Sears Roebuck and an equity firm, takes his place. These two departures follow the recent loss of Motorola's chief marketing officer and head of mobile devices in the U.S.

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Omagus

Mar 17, 2008, 9:03 AM

Maybe...

...Motorola and Sprint should just combine forces.

jskrenes

Omagus said:
...Motorola and Sprint should just combine forces.

I wonder if Google or Microsoft would consider buying Motorola and/or Palm as well as Sprint and just enter the mobile business themselves.

...

chocolateman85006

Mar 17, 2008, 9:28 AM

Again!

What's to happen next?!

raulr

How about they bring Chris Galvin back as interim CEO ala Apple with Steve Jobs? 🤣 People thought things were bad with Galvin, but see what Zander did to the company makes one think Galvin wasn't so bad. The only success Zander can claim reall...
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