BlackBerry exchange financial officer, leaving two executives - EXAME.com

Smartphones | 25/11/2013 14:12

James Yersh replace Brian Bidulka as Chief Financial Officer

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BlackBerry: Company chose to raise $ 1 billion through an offering of convertible bonds led by Fairfax Financial Holdings, its largest shareholder

Toronto – The BlackBerry said on Monday that two top executives are leaving the company and a third will be replaced in a reorganization of the company after the appointment of a new chief executive this month.

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ailing Canadian manufacturer of mobile Smart said Kirstian Tear, vice president of operations, and Frank Boulben, vice president of marketing, will leave the company. James Yersh replace Brian Bidulka as financial vice president.

BlackBerry also said Roger Martin, a member of the board since 2007, resigned.

In early November, the BlackBerry said it had suspended plans to sell, and opted instead to raise $ 1 billion through an offering of convertible bonds led by Fairfax Financial Holdings, its largest shareholder.

As part of the agreement, the company also announced John Chen as interim chief executive, replacing Thosten Heins. Chen, who helped restore Sybase software producer in the late 1990s, told Reuters earlier this month that would change the administration of the BlackBerry, hiring people from outside the company and also doing promotions within the company.

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