Smartphones And Mobiles
We?re in a very exciting time at Motorola Mobility. Our recent devices are delivering unprecedented value to consumers and have had a great reception in the market, with Moto G officially the best selling smartphone in our history. Moto E is meeting with similar enthusiasm, selling out in India on its first day and gaining notice as a true game changer in the industry. We shipped 8.6 million devices in the second quarter, up 130% from last year?s Q2 and more than 30% from last quarter. People are buzzing about the upcoming Moto 360 watch, and we have many more amazing products in development. We?re excited about our new home in Chicago?s Merchandise Mart, and looking forward to the close of the Lenovo acquisition, and all the possibilities that it will create for us.
Each has built strong distribution partnerships and grown our share in incredibly competitive markets around the world.
- Motorola: We Knew Moto G Would Be A Success
Motorola has claimed it knew the Moto G would be a consumer hit, but cedes it could not have anticipated just successful the affordable phone would become. Having brought the manufacturer back from smartphone obscurity, the Moto G launched late last...
- Motorola Returns To China Today - It Feels Good To Be Back
Today was a wonderful day for Motorola fans and employees in China. A day that we?ve imagined for more than two years, and have been waiting for since Lenovo acquired us nearly three months ago. Today we officially brought Motorola smartphones back to...
- Hello, Lenovo!
Today, Motorola Mobility becomes part of the Lenovo family of companies, and we are thrilled. Over the past two years we have transformed Motorola by focusing on what matters most -- consumers. We?ve made huge strides in bringing the mobile Internet...
- A Moto Insider To Lead Us Forward
We?re excited to announce that Rick Osterloh has been named as President and COO of Motorola Mobility. Rick will assume the role today, reporting to the Motorola Operating Board at Google until the Lenovo acquisition is complete. Rick is a Silicon Valley...
- My Departure From Motorola
At the end of March I will step down from my post as CEO at Motorola Mobility to join Dropbox as COO. This was not an easy decision to make, but I leave knowing that Motorola is in great hands - now and in the future. In the last 18 months, Motorolans...
Smartphones And Mobiles
Some Changes In Our Leadership
We?re in a very exciting time at Motorola Mobility. Our recent devices are delivering unprecedented value to consumers and have had a great reception in the market, with Moto G officially the best selling smartphone in our history. Moto E is meeting with similar enthusiasm, selling out in India on its first day and gaining notice as a true game changer in the industry. We shipped 8.6 million devices in the second quarter, up 130% from last year?s Q2 and more than 30% from last quarter. People are buzzing about the upcoming Moto 360 watch, and we have many more amazing products in development. We?re excited about our new home in Chicago?s Merchandise Mart, and looking forward to the close of the Lenovo acquisition, and all the possibilities that it will create for us.
It would be easy for us to take a breath and pat ourselves on the back, but I believe this is the perfect opportunity to make some changes to our leadership that will help us to continue building on this success.
Charlie Tritschler is now Senior Vice President of Product Management, overseeing all of our product development, product marketing and ecommerce efforts. Since joining our team a little over a year ago Charlie has been one of the leading forces behind Moto G and Moto E.
As our global presence expands again, we will rely more on our regional leaders who deeply understand their local markets. As a result, regional sales heads will now sit on our senior leadership team. They include:
- Jeff Miller, Corporate Vice President, North America and Global GTM Operations
- Sergio Buniac, CVP, Latin America
- Magnus Ahlqvist, CVP, EMEA and APAC
Each has built strong distribution partnerships and grown our share in incredibly competitive markets around the world.
Our products depend on powerful and integrated marketing and branding to cut through the clutter and capture people?s imaginations. Adrienne Hayes, SVP, Marketing and Communications, will lead a newly combined marketing and communications organization that will be responsible for our brand image, advertising and reputation globally. In her year with Motorola Adrienne has successfully launched Moto X, Moto G and Moto E globally, and revitalized our company?s voice and social media presence.
These changes ensure that our leadership team accurately reflects our priorities and organization structure, and put us in the best possible position to continue growing our success. Congratulations to all the leaders in new roles, and my thanks to everyone who helped bring us this far.
Rick Osterloh
President
You can find more information on our executive team here.
President
You can find more information on our executive team here.
- Motorola: We Knew Moto G Would Be A Success
Motorola has claimed it knew the Moto G would be a consumer hit, but cedes it could not have anticipated just successful the affordable phone would become. Having brought the manufacturer back from smartphone obscurity, the Moto G launched late last...
- Motorola Returns To China Today - It Feels Good To Be Back
Today was a wonderful day for Motorola fans and employees in China. A day that we?ve imagined for more than two years, and have been waiting for since Lenovo acquired us nearly three months ago. Today we officially brought Motorola smartphones back to...
- Hello, Lenovo!
Today, Motorola Mobility becomes part of the Lenovo family of companies, and we are thrilled. Over the past two years we have transformed Motorola by focusing on what matters most -- consumers. We?ve made huge strides in bringing the mobile Internet...
- A Moto Insider To Lead Us Forward
We?re excited to announce that Rick Osterloh has been named as President and COO of Motorola Mobility. Rick will assume the role today, reporting to the Motorola Operating Board at Google until the Lenovo acquisition is complete. Rick is a Silicon Valley...
- My Departure From Motorola
At the end of March I will step down from my post as CEO at Motorola Mobility to join Dropbox as COO. This was not an easy decision to make, but I leave knowing that Motorola is in great hands - now and in the future. In the last 18 months, Motorolans...