BT Group PLC
09 October 2007
DC07-509 October 9, 2007
Andy Green leaves BT to become CEO of LogicaCMG
Andy Green will be leaving BT at the end of the year to become the CEO of
LogicaCMG. Andy joined BT in 1986 and is currently CEO of group Strategy and
Operations. He will take up his new role on 1 January 2008.
Andy has played a central role in many of BT's defining moments during more than
twenty years. From transforming the performance of the Payphones division in the
eighties through to the original launch of broadband services. But Andy's major
contribution has been building a successful global business for BT. He led BT
Global Services from 2001 to April 2007 through major restructuring and organic
and inorganic expansion to reach its current position as a leading player in the
global networked IT services market.
Andy Green said "I have had a fantastic twenty-one years at BT. Over that time I
have been privileged to help the business grow into the strong confident company
it is today and I would like to wish all my friends and colleagues success in
the future. I am excited by the new challenge that becoming the CEO of LogicaCMG
provides, and delighted that I will continue to have the opportunity to work
with BT as a business partner".
Ben Verwaayen, chief executive of BT, praised Andy Green's achievements: "Andy
has made a tremendous contribution to BT. He has led a remarkable turnaround in
our global business, and helped set the company on its current course of
profitable growth. We have all benefited from his commitment and his vision. I
am sure he will be an outstanding CEO of LogicaCMG. Andy leaves with our best
wishes for the future."
The date when Andy Green stands down from the BT Board will be announced in due
course.
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About BT
BT is one of the world's leading providers of communications solutions and
services operating in 170 countries. Its principal activities include networked
IT services; local, national and international telecommunications services;
higher-value broadband and internet products and services and converged fixed/
mobile products and services. BT consists principally of four lines of
business: BT Global Services, Openreach, BT Retail and BT Wholesale.
In the year ended 31 March 2007, BT Group plc's revenue was £20,223 million with
profit before taxation of £2,484 million.
British Telecommunications plc (BT) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of BT Group and
encompasses virtually all businesses and assets of the BT Group. BT Group plc
is listed on stock exchanges in London and New York.
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