Orange Romania organized a press conference during this day to officially present the new members of the management team, the official transition between positions being scheduled for the beginning of next week, the operator having three new members in the executive team.
Liudmila Climoc this the new CEO of Orange Romania, she replacing him Jean-Francois Fallacher who will take over the position of CEO of Orange Poland starting next week.
Liudmila Climoc she is currently the CEO of Orange Moldova and has 19 years of experience in telecommunications, and after 7 years of managing the Moldovan subsidiary of Orange, she will take over the management of the Romanian subsidiary, leader on the Romanian market.
He was also present at the conference Gervais Pellissier, the executive director of the Orange group and responsible for the group's operations on the entire European continent, revealing some of the surprises that the operator has prepared for us in 2016.
The year of fixed-mobile convergence
According to those from Orange, the order word it is in 2016 convergence, the operator intending to launch this year fixed-mobile offers for own clients, the partnership with Telekom giving him the opportunity to expand his operations.
Convergence means offering of complete packages of mobile telephony, fixed telephony, mobile internet, fixed internet and television, Orange using its own infrastructure, but also that of Telekom to realize its plans.
Based on these initiatives, Orange will launch fixed-mobile convergent services in several cities in the country in the following weeks and we are talking about fixed internet speed up to 1 Gbps, landline offers and most likely cable television offers.
Over 40% of the market and 300.000 Orange TV subscribers
Gervais Pellissier confirmed during this day that Orange Romania has over 40% of the local market of mobile telephony, the operator being far ahead of its direct competitors, the director of the Orange group still stating that four operators for such a small market is too much.
Regarding Orange TV, before taking over the position of CEO of Orange Moldova, Julien Duccaroz confirmed the fact that the platform has over 300.000 subscribers in Romania, a commendable number considering that we are only talking about satellite television.
Starting this year, those from Orange will try to make their customer base even more loyal with fixed-mobile convergent offers, the goal being that any home in which there are one or two Orange services will have the entire range of services of the operator mobile phone.
Liudmila Climoc, Chief Executive Officer of Orange Romania
With 19 years of experience in telecommunications, Liudmila Climoc is the Chief Executive Officer of Orange Romania starting on May 1, 2016, after 7 years in the same role in the Moldovan subsidiary. Under his leadership, Orange Moldova doubled its customer base to over 2.6 million, consolidating the company's leading position, with a market share of 57% in the mobile telecommunications sector.
Liudmila Climoc joined Orange Moldova in 1998, where she held a number of management roles within the commercial department. In 2008, Liudmila was promoted from the position of Chief Sales Officer to that of Chief Executive Officer.
Liudmila is a passionate supporter of new communication technologies and a constant supporter of innovation and the digitization process, which serve both society as a whole and consumers through products and services designed to connect them to what is important to them. At Orange Moldova, she implemented two industry firsts, namely HD Voice and HD Voice International mobile services, before they were widely adopted in Europe.
Capitalizing on the experience of the local team, the Orange Group piloted the implementation of the 4G network in 2011, Orange Moldova being among the first countries in the region to offer new generation LTE services to its consumers, starting in 2012.
Liudmila Climoc has a degree in engineering from the Technical University of Moldova, along with an Executive MBA ProEra/Moldova program in the period 2011-2013.
His experience and involvement in supporting programs for a socially responsible business led to the creation of the Orange Moldova Foundation (2009), where he was a member of the Board of Directors.
