Alaska Communications Board Names Jim McCarley Interim CEO
The Alaska Communications board has appointed Jim McCarley as interim CEO while Bill Bishop takes a leave of absence for health reasons related to cancer treatment. McCarley brings over 30 years of technology experience, including in aerospace and oil and gas, and has a strong track record in regulated industries. He will focus on engaging with employees, customers, and community leaders, and plans to move to Anchorage. McCarley will officially assume his role on April 24. Alaska Communications is a leading provider of broadband and managed IT services in Alaska and operates a statewide data network.
- Appointment of Jim McCarley as interim CEO, bringing extensive technology experience.
- Focus on community engagement and employee relations during the transition.
- Bill Bishop's leave of absence for health reasons raises concerns about leadership stability.
“Our colleague,
McCarley has 30 years of technology experience, including aerospace and oil and gas. He has over 18 years leading large organizations, including multi-national corporations and technology companies.
“He has a great track record working in highly regulated industries and leading teams to execute on their strategic plans,” said Prior. “He will focus on listening to employees, customers and community leaders as he comes on board with our company.”
McCarley and his wife will relocate to
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