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One year on, boss walks out the door...
Published: 14 September 2001 17:20 BST
The head of BT Ignite has stepped down after successfully launching the corporate internet division a year ago.
CEO Alfred Mockett will leave the company at the end of November to return to his native US to take up the role of CEO at a North American public company.
Andy Green, currently CEO of BTOpenWorld - the consumer branch of BT's internet services - will succeed Mockett.
In a statement, BT said the parting was amicable.
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