Chuck Robbins Shakes Up Cisco’s Top Leadership Structure
Cisco’s newly-appointed CEO, Chuck Robbins, announced plans for a flatter leadership structure at the firm. As a result, Rob Lloyd, president of Sales and Development, and Gary Moore, president and COO, will be leaving the company, effective July 25th.
In a blog posting, Robbins said his focus areas are acceleration, simplification, operational rigor and culture. He plans to announce a new organizational structure and team within two weeks.
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Cisco’s newly-appointed CEO, Chuck Robbins, announced plans for a flatter leadership structure at the firm. As a result, Rob Lloyd, president of Sales and Development, and Gary Moore, president and COO, will be leaving the company, effective July 25th.
