If a tweet from Bloomberg is accurate, Google has found a new CEO for its Motorola Mobility unit. Google’s acquisition of Motorola Mobility received regulatory approval ten days ago.
The man would be Dennis Woodside, who currently heads Google’s Americas operations.
Bloomberg tweeted the following:
@BloombergNews
Bloomberg NewsBREAKING: Google said to pick Dennis Woodside as Motorola Mobility CEO | http://t.co/CNpfDT3d $GOOG
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Update: Bloomberg now has an article to go along with the tweet. It cites “three people familiar with the matter” with revealing the news. It reports that Woodside would succeed CEO Sanjay Jha.
Woodside has been with Google since 2003. The following clip has nice little introduction to him:
Dennis Woodside, Google’s VP of Americas Operations from The Paley Center for Media on FORA.tv
Here’s a quick look at his LinkedIn profile:
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