Alcatel surprised the industry last week with the revelation that its chief operating officer, Mike Quigley, would trade in his title after the company's merger with Lucent Technologies. Quigley, who was once expected to replace retiring Alcatel CEO Serge Tchuruk this year, has decided “for personal reasons” to instead become the merged company's president of science, technology and strategy. Although Lucent's CEO Pat Russo was named CEO of the combined company, its management thus far is dominated by Alcatel alumni. Names in blue are executives who thus far have been named to key roles in the combined company, a process that has not yet concluded.

Lucent Technologies

Pat Russo
Frank D'Amelio
Bill Carapezzi
Mark Gibbens
Elizabeth Hackenson
Elizabeth Hackenson
Mike Jones
John Kritzmacher
Janet Davidson
John Giere
David Hitchcock
Jeong Kim
Cindy Christy
John Meyer
Victor Agnellini
James Brewington
Rick Miller
Vince Molinaro
Ivan Shen
Bart Vogel
Andy Williams
Mary Chan

Alcatel

Serge Tchuruk
Mike Quigley
Christian Reinaudo
Etienne Fouques
Hubert de Pesquidoux
Frédéric Rose
Michel Rahier
Marc Rouanne
Olivier Houssin
Jean-Pascal Beaufret
Claire Pedini
Olivier Picard
Olivier Baujard
Pascal Durand-Barthez
Helle Kristoffersen
Alan Mottram
Jean-David Calvet

MERGED COMPANY

Pat Russo, CEO

Mike Quigley, president of science technology and strategy

Jean-Pascal Beaufret, chief financial officer

Frank D'Amelio, chief administrative officer and senior executive vice president of integration

Claire Pedini, senior vice president of human resources and communication

There are three business groups (carrier, enterprise and services):

John Meyer will lead the service group

Hubert de Pesquidoux will lead the enterprise group

Etienne Fouques will lead the carrier group

The carrier group will be further divided into three units:

Mary Chan will lead the wireless unit

Michel Rahier will lead the wireline unit

Marc Rouanne will lead the convergence unit

Four geographic regions:

Vince Molinaro will lead Europe and North, which includes the U.K, the Nordic countries, Germany, Russia and Eastern Europe.

Olivier Picard will lead Europe and South, which includes France, Italy, Spain and other southern European countries as well as Africa, the Middle East, India and Latin America.

Cindy Christy will lead the North American region.

Frédéric Rose will lead the Asia-Pacific region.