Operations
Nokia Siemens Networks operates in more than 150 countries worldwide and has about 58,000 employees. Most of those employees work in one of the six central hubs around the world, including: Espoo in Finland, Munich in Germany, Wrocław in Poland, Chennai and Bangalore in India, Guangdong in China and Lisbon in Portugal. Its major manufacturing sites are in Chennai in India, China, Oulu in Finland, and in Berlin, Germany.
Rajeev Suri is the current Chief Executive Officer of Nokia Siemens Networks. In this position he succeeds Simon Beresford-Wylie, who stepped down (1 October 2009) after leading the company's integration. Nokia Siemens Networks' Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is Samih Elhage. Prior to this, in March 2012, Samih Elhage was appointed Chief Operating Officer, reporting to Rajeev Suri. With effect from February 2013, the post of COO was discontinued. The Chairman of the board of directors is now Jesper Ovesen, previous chairman was Nokia's former CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, vice chairman is Rudi Lamprecht (Executive Advisor to the CEO of Siemens AG)..
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