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Margherita Della Valle

Italian business executive (born )

Margherita Della Valle (born 13 April , Veneto)[1] is an Italianbusinesswoman who has been the chief executive officer (CEO) of Vodafone since January [2][3] Della Valle was elected Chairman of Group,[4] the association that brings together FTSE CFOs.[5]

Early life

Della Valle was born and grew up in Veneto Region, Italy.[6]

Biography

Della Valle attended Lycée Albert Premier in Monaco.[1] She holds a master's degree in economics from Bocconi University.[7]

During her early career, Della Valle became part of Omnitel Pronto Italia, which transitioned to Vodafone Italy in [8] She started at the company as a marketing analyst.[9] She held the role of Chief Financial Officer for Vodafone Italy between and [8][10]

Between and , Della Valle served as Vodafone's Deputy Chief Financial Officer.[8][10]

In April , Della Valle was appointed as the CEO of Vodafone, becoming the first female CEO of the company.[7] Prior to officially assuming the role, Della Valle temporarily assumed the role in January , succeeding Nick Read.[7][11][12]

In , she ranked 42nd in Forbes list of "World's most powerful women".[13]

She was ranked 36th on Fortune's list of Most Powerful Women in [14]

Personal Life

Della Valle is married and has two sons.

She currently resides in London.[9]

References

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    Vodafone owner biography books pdf Wikidata item. Vodafone has 59 million subscribers around the world and has been focusing its future on bringing the Internet to consumers in Europe and beyond via wireless--not land-based--networks. Although Vodafone Ltd. Vodafone began to restructure its network, laying off employees.

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  2. ^"Vodafone appoints finance head Margherita Della Valle as permanent chief executive". Financial Times. 27 April
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  4. ^"Press - Universita' Bocconi".

    Biography books for 4th graders Analysts predicted that Vodafone would increase its investments with the aim of acquiring more foreign associates and, eventually, subsidiaries. Number of Pages. South Africa; Gent hoped to use the German company's established ground-based Internet service to grow Vodafone's own new wireless-based Internet service.

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  5. ^"Our Committees". The Group. Retrieved 20 September
  6. ^Correspondent, I. F. M. (9 June ). "Business Leader of the Week: Meet Margherita Della Valle, first female CEO of Vodafone Group". International Finance. Retrieved 20 September
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    11. "Margherita Della Valle made Vodafone's first permanent female chief executive" &#; via The Guardian.

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  13. ^ abCorrespondent, I. F. M. (9 June ). "Business Leader of the Week: Meet Margherita Della Valle, first female CEO of Vodafone Group".

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  14. ^Nimmo, Jamie. "Can Vodafone chief Margherita della Valle turn around a FTSE laggard?" &#; via The Times.
  15. ^Morris, Anne (27 April ). "Vodafone appoints Margherita Della Valle as CEO". Light Reading.

    Vodafone owner biography books free In the company acquired a ten percent stake in Globalstar, an international consortium formed to develop a satellite-based network that would allow mobile telecommunications to operate everywhere in the world except the polar ice caps by Dimension: x x However, the new wave of digital entrants did force Vodafone and other analog providers like Cellnet to trim their pricing somewhat. Analysts predicted that Vodafone would increase its investments with the aim of acquiring more foreign associates and, eventually, subsidiaries.

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