The board of directors of the new company FiberCop, born after the closing between KKR and TIM, has approved a ambitious plan of around 1,4 billion euros of investments for the second half of 2024. This investment aims to accelerate the development of the fiber optic network in Italy, consolidating FiberCop's position as the country's leading infrastructure operator. In parallel, a was outlined new organizational structure to optimize management and corporate strategy, in line with the company's mission.
FiberCop: the role of president Sarmi and CEO Ferraris
To the president Massimo Sarmi were entrusted relations with national and international institutions, with a particular focus on the discipline relating to "golden power". This includes overseeing activities involving assets relevant to national security, ensuring that FiberCop operates in compliance with current regulations and maintains the security of critical infrastructure.
The CEO Luigi Ferraris, however, is responsible for corporate strategies and industrial management of the company. Ferraris' mission is to lead the transformation and acceleration of fiber optic network deployment. His leadership will be critical to keeping FiberCop at the forefront of the telecommunications industry and ensuring the success of the investment plan.
The new organizational structure of Fibercop
In addition to the investment plan, the Board of Directors has outlined a new organizational structure for FiberCop, with the aim of improving the operational efficiency and strategic management of the company.
To the Ferraris CEO the main managers are in charge of the new organizational structure, including:
- Andre Rogowski, Chief Financial Officer
- Elisabetta Romano, Chief Technology & Operations Officer
- Adriano Mureddu, Chief Human Resources Officer
- Massimo Bruno, Chief External Relations Officer
- Giovanni Venditti, Chief Legal Officer
- Simone Bonannini, Chief Commercial Officer
- Giovanni Moglia, Chief Regulatory Affairs Officer