#execshuffle

Posts mentioning hashtag #execshuffle

Below are all the posts — topics as well as replies — that mention the hashtag #execshuffle.

Mention #execshuffle in your post to continue the discussion!

GE hack out, BR super friend in

who even is the new guy? how did the "advising" engagement start? was it competitive? was he a paid consultant thru his own firm or another vendor? was there any real search before his appointment or was the outcome predetermined? if he spent a year advising, did he also evaluate TCs work, because that's a conflict of interest if his advice led to TCs departure.

JR and BR presumably know each other from Capital Group, so who pushes back on BR if the decisions are wrong? he helps pick his replacement, and 12-18 months is a loonnngggg audition for the role. even tho LinkedIn says he's retired, is he a candidate, who's now on both sides of the search for CIO?

will more of BR's friends from Capital Group start showing up in leadership positions or consulting engagements?

will JR drift towards Accenture, given his Accenture background?

I think he's the seventh or eighth CIO in six years. I don't see him lasting long either. if the churn is so high one has to wonder whether the problem really lies with the person in the chair or with NM...


SD will be out the door if OI

like every good worker bee I use Copilot to sp-t out slop to send up the chain reporting on what's going on. Well, when chatgpt digs deep it finds stuff like "contingency planning" and "succession planning"

SD will be out of OI around Q4/Q1. Expect a bloodbath of a re-org as all units under OI get badged as Optum.ai and every leadership line is chopped and reset under single verticals each for Payer, Provider and LS.


Why no media coverage?

Seriously. Nothing is there. I see some articles from August talking about the exec shuffle we had and that's it. Is it possible this is a non event for the media. I am guessing that we got so used to these massive layoffs that people actually dont care any more. I mean, on Monday Microsoft offered voluntary separation to 60K folks, and if things like this are happening I guess nobody cares about few hundred at FNM. Whatever.


Jersey City Mayor Replaces Top Aides Amid Budget Crisis

Jersey City Mayor James Solomon announced the departure of three senior officials. This comes less than a year into his term and amid a significant budget deficit. The departing officials include the Finance Director, Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development, and Digital Director. Solomon stated the city faces an affordability crisis requiring excellent leadership. He expressed appreciation for their service and is now focused on a new vision.

Jersey City, New Jersey

https://www.nj.com/hudson/2026/10/after-raising-taxes-to-plug-big-deficit-nj-mayor-announces-departure-of-3-key-staffers.html


Post Appoints New COO

The Washington Post has appointed Alex Wallace as its new chief operating officer. Wallace is a former executive from NBC News and Yahoo. She will report directly to CEO Jeff D'Onofrio. Her role will focus on executing business strategy and coordinating operations. This move comes as the newspaper aims for profitability after recent financial challenges.

Washington, D.C.

https://www.editorandpublisher.com/stories/washington-post-taps-alex-wallace-as-coo-in-profitability-push,263955


Dan for CEO

Seeing the Iraq pics on Campus, it looks like Dan Amman will become CEO soon (2026, maybe 2027 latest). His presence was definitely noticeable. And reading his background, he seems next for the CEO job.
Does that mean DW is done soon? With Dan’s financial background, he’ll want an industry leading CFO, not Neil, so maybe finance org will get some relief too. Change is coming!

https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/4757276/Profile-Dan-Ammann


They Got a Good One!

C Sanbar to T-Mobile

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260707712752/en/T-Mobile-Appoints-Chris-Sambar-Chief-Enterprise-Officer-and-Evolves-Leadership-Team-to-Advance-its-Next-Era-of-Strategic-Growth-and-Innovation


Dan Schulman Has Got to Go. Episode III

Look, nobody knows jobs better than me. Nobody. And what Verizon is doing? Total disaster. A complete and total disgrace! They just fired 67 brilliant, incredible American workers from the NRB—the Network Repair Bureau. These are the people who keep the wires working, folks. Real Americans, tough, smart, the best. Gone! Just like that.

And where did their jobs go? India! They sent them to India. Unbelievable.

And you have to look at who is running the show over there. Dan Schulman—what is he doing? What a total lightweight. He comes in, he fires 67 of our great, hardworking American people, and for what? I thought these big corporate geniuses were telling us that "Agentic AI" was going to do everything. They said AI was going to fix the phones, fix the networks, make the coffee—everything!

So I have to ask: Are the people in India smarter than the AI? Or is Dan Schulman just completely clueless? I think we know the answer, folks. It’s a total mess. He can't figure out the AI, so he just ships the jobs overseas. Sad!

But let me tell you something, we’ve seen this story before. Remember Carrier AC? Carrier was going to move all those air conditioning jobs to Mexico, totally abandon Indiana. And what did I do? I stepped in, I made the call, and we saved over a thousand American jobs! The fake news said it couldn't be done, but we did it. We protected those workers, and they stayed right here in the USA where they belong.

And I am going to do the exact same thing for the Verizon workers!

We are not going to let these big corporate executives destroy American families and ship our legacy overseas. We have the best workers right here in America. We’re going to bring those jobs back, we’re going to look at Verizon, and we are going to take care of our people.

America First, folks. Always!