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Former T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert leaves the board on Nov. 1

A filing on Wednesday says the vice chair role was a one-year term after he handed the CEO job to Srini Gopalan.

By West Coast News staff ·
Downtown Bellevue, Washington
Downtown Bellevue, Washington.

Former T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert is leaving the company's board and vice chair role effective Nov. 1, GeekWire reported Wednesday. He will also leave the board's transaction committee. A spokesperson said the vice chair role was structured as a one-year term and that Sievert had been a strategic advisor through the leadership change. He handed the CEO job to Srini Gopalan a year ago. T-Mobile said in the filing that the departure is not the result of any disagreement with the company.

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