Orange Business Services appoints Fabrice de Windt as senior vice president of European region
June 14, 2017 Katie Bathgate , News
Orange Business Services has appointed Fabrice de Windt as senior vice president, Europe, effective July 1, 2017. Fabrice will lead the company's enterprise activities across Europe, reinforcing the Orange strategy to be the trusted partner for multinational corporations' digital transformation.
Formerly the CEO for Benelux at BT, Fabrice has extensive global communications and IT experience, driving growth and innovation across his teams at various global companies, including BT, AT&T and HP. He has led profitable business development organizations, particularly in the finance sector, and his proven success supporting multinational enterprises makes him well equipped to lead the European sales and marketing organization at Orange Business Services.
"With many of our multinational customers operating across Europe, it's exciting to welcome an established leader like Fabrice to the Orange team. We look forward to tapping into his demonstrated success and customer focus to pave the way to continued outstanding support for our enterprise customers in the European region," said Dr. Helmut Reisinger, executive vice president, International for Orange Business Services.
"It is critical to keep innovating and enabling teams to find the best solutions for global enterprises and their business challenges, said Fabrice de Windt, senior vice president of Europe, Orange Business Services. "I am excited to lead the European team and look forward to helping our customers drive their digital transformation across all markets."
Katie Bathgate
Katie is an experienced marketing professional in the telecommunications sector with 12 years experience and currently Head of Marketing, Europe for Orange Business Services. When Katie's not working shelikes to spend time with her two young sons.
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