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Tisha van Lammeren named new CEO of Odido after hectic year for telecom provider

Tisha van Lammeren named new CEO of Odido after hectic year for telecom provider

Tisha van Lammeren has been appointed as the new CEO of telecom provider Odido, succeeding Søren Abildgaard after his nine-year tenure. The company transition follows a challenging year for the provider, which included a significant data breach affecting over six million customers.

Telecom provider Odido has officially appointed Tisha van Lammeren as its new CEO. She takes over the leadership role from Søren Abildgaard, who is stepping down after guiding the organization through a period of significant transformation, including the rebranding of T-Mobile Netherlands into Odido and the national expansion of 5G infrastructure. Van Lammeren is an industry veteran who has been with the company and its predecessors for over two decades, most recently serving as the commercial director.

This leadership transition follows a tumultuous year for the telecommunications company. In February, Odido experienced a major security breach involving a cyberattack that resulted in the exposure of personal data for approximately 6.2 million customer accounts. The compromised information included names, telephone numbers, residential addresses, and banking details. As the new CEO, Van Lammeren has expressed her commitment to continuing investments in network infrastructure and service quality while focusing on customer priorities as the company navigates this new chapter.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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