Ex-BMF CEO Jeremy Nicholas returns to Australia to join Telstra

May 23, 2016 9:23

Jeremy Nicholas the latest recruit to Telstra under revamp

Telstra’s marketing department under the leadership of Joe Pollard continues its revolving door of employment with Visa’s head of global product marketing, Jeremy Nicholas, returning to Australia to become executive director of retail marketing.

Nicholas was the CEO of BMF before taking on the Visa role.

Along with Nicholas, Telstra confirmed the appointment of Andy McFarlane as the permanent director of GES marketing after acting in the role since March.

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Simon Canning

Simon Canning was Mumbrella's marketing and advertising editor from 2015-2017. In a career spanning journalism and communications over more than 30 years Simon has become one of Australia’s most respected analysts and commentators on the advertising, marketing and media industries. A regular commentator on radio and TV, Simon has also worked in media in the US and UK .

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3 COMMENTS

Tommy Wilson 23 May 16

So – a guy that left Oceania as an Average to below average CEO (at best) is rewarded by Telstra and brought back? Time to sell the shares.

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Hi 25 May 16

Hi tommy [Edited under Mumbrella’s comment moderation policy].

Congrats Jeremy and great decision joe.

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Bad Move 25 May 16

Fully agree, Tommy. Horrible decision by Telstra to bring Jeremy back to our shores.

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