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Peter Dinham
Friday, 13 March 2009 07:33
One of the so-called ‘amigos’, Stewart was appointed by CEO Sol Trujillo in 2005 as group managing director (GMD) strategic marketing, and will be replaced in the job by Kate McKenzie who is currently GMD Telstra wholesale.
Announcing Stewart’s resignation today, Trujillo said he would leave the company at the end of the month to return to his home and family in the United States.
McKenzie will replace Stewart, effective 30 March and her replacement at Telstra wholesale will be announced in the coming weeks.
In his role as head of the newly formed strategic marketing group, Stewart had responsibility for corporate strategy, mergers and acquisitions, market-based management, pricing, brand management and advertising, and Telstra Asia.
"Under Bill's leadership, Telstra has delivered increased customer satisfaction across all our business units and services,” Trujillo said.
“Bill and his team have helped deliver increases in market share, improved margins, lower churn and high strike rates for sales. His expertise in market-based management has given Telstra an unmatched depth of customer knowledge and has enabled us to provide high-value, competitively differentiated products and services to our customers.”
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