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Livingston is new chief at BT

Livingston is new chief at BT

April 10, 2008 23:00

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Glasgow-born Ian Livingston, 43, has been named BT’s new chief executive, and will take over in June .

Currently the chief executive of BT Retail, he is former finance director of Lord Kalms’ Dixons Group and a board member at Celtic Football Club.

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