Tom Alexander, the founder and CEO of Virgin Mobile UK, is to leave the company after it becomes part of cable group NTL in July. Alexander would be retained as a consultant advising the company for the rest of 2006. Alan Gow, currently the mobile company’s finance director, will become the managing director when it becomes a division of NTL.
Virgin Mobile will initially remain a standalone division within NTL before integration begins next year. NTL, which recently merged with rival Telewest, intends to rebrand itself using the Virgin name early in 2007.
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