The restructure of Telecom Fiji executive management board has begun with 3 new appointments to their executive management team.
Acting chief executive Sakiasi Seru revealed that the three new appointments are part of the seven that are supposed to take office after their restructure program was announced by the TFL board that the management office holders will be cut from 11 to 7 managers.
Former marketing manager Ian Lyons along with Connect chief executive Sharon Smith and Human Resources manager Imo Sagoa are not included in the new TFL management team with Seru revealing that the three have concluded their appointments with the company.
The new appointments see Marika Vada taking up the post of General Manager Engineering, Samuela Vadei becoming the new Corporate Services GM and Eugene Singh the new General Manager for Business Strategy.
Meanwhile, offer letters have been sent out to four other candidates to complete the 7 member management team, with the announcement expected soon.
TFL board restructure begins
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