Thomas Kicker returns: New CEO from Magenta Telekom!

Thomas Kicker returns: New CEO from Magenta Telekom!

Thomas Kicker will be the new chairman of Magenta Telekom. This reports Leadersnet . Kicker succeeds Dominique Leroy, who interim played the role of the former CEO Rodrigo Diehl. Rodrigo Diehl took over the Deutsche Telekom German business in early 2025 and will continue to be considered the key player in the telecommunications industry.

kicker has over 20 years of experience in telecommunications and technology sectors, which offers him a solid basis for his return to Magenta. Between 2012 and 2015 he was already Chief Commercial Officer and a member of the management at Magenta. Dominique Leroy, the European director of Deutsche Telekom, emphasizes Kicker’s internal profile and emphasizes his experience in both classic companies and in start-ups.

new challenges and perspectives

In a first statement, Kicker expressed a positive statement about his return to Magenta. He emphasizes that he is motivated to give new impulses and to successfully position the company. Leroy, who heads the business during the transition period, has over 30 years of experience in the consumer goods and telecommunications industry. Your optimism for the future development of Magenta Telekom remains high expectations.

RODRIGO DIEHL, which has taken over the CEO post for the German Telekom business business, will continue to benefit from the successes that he has achieved in Magenta in Austria in the past two and a half years. Under his leadership, the largest fiber optic expansion program was launched in the company's history. In addition, the company achieved sustainable growth in sales and EBITDA, and customer and employee satisfaction achieved new highs. This shows Magenta Newsroom to.

Diehl emphasizes that continued growing customer happiness and strategic growth are crucial for the future of the company in Germany. Tim Höttges, CEO of Deutsche Telekom, remains a constant size during this time, since his contract was extended until 2028.