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HELSINKI (Reuters) – Telecom network equipment maker Nokia said on Monday its Chief Operating Officer Monika Maurer was leaving the company.
Joerg Erlemeier, currently a Senior Vice President for Nokia Transformation, will be the new COO, Nokia added.
“Monika Maurer… will support Erlemeier during a transition period and then leave Nokia to pursue new opportunities outside the company,” Nokia said.
Reporting by Jussi Rosendahl, editing by Terje Solsvik
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