Telekom Malaysia’s current Chief Operating Officer (COO), Imri Mokhtar, is leaving the company at the end of this month. According to the New Straits Times’ report, Imri’s resignation was announced by TM Group CEO, Dato’ Noor Kamarul through an internal email.
It was reported that Imri had decided to leave TM effective from 31st January to pursue other opportunities. The CEO also thanked Imri for his contribution, especially in his capacity as Unifi’s Executive Vice President (EVP) and COO.
Imri had started his career with TM in 1996 and he rejoined the company in 2005. Before 2005, he had served at Astro as the head of interactive TV business. At TM, he has held various positions and was appointed as the acting Group CEO on 16 November 2018 after the resignation of Datuk Bazlan Osman.
Prior to that, he was the Executive Vice President for unifi and was responsible for TM’s converged services covering phone, broadband, mobile, TV and WiFi. Imri is also a director of Webe Digital Sdn Bhd, which is a subsidiary of TM.
It was reported that Imri was previously recommended by the Ministry of Finance to be appointed as the CEO of TM, however, TM Chairman, Rosli Man had other plans. Eventually, Dato’ Noor Kamarul, a former Celcom Chief Technology Officer was appointed to the role in June 2019. TM was operating without a permanent Group CEO for about a year since the resignation of Dato Sri Mohammed Shazalli Ramly in June 2018.
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