Rainer Beaujean leaves T-Online
The departure comes one day after the Federal Court of Justice approved the merger of T-Online with its parent company, Deutsche Telekom, yesterday.
Rainer Beaujean, the CEO of T-Online, is resigning from office. His departure comes one day after the Federal Court of Justice yesterday approved the merger of T-Online with its parent company Deutsche Telekom. The merger, which had been agreed for some time, had been blocked by some shareholders until the end. Rainer Beaujean is leaving the T-Online Board of Management "by mutual agreement", the Group announced. The 37-year-old has been CEO of Europe's largest Internet provider since October 1, 2004. Prior to that, he had been responsible for finance on the company's Management Board since October 1, 2000. CFO Jens Becker will succeed Beaujean until further notice.
