Liberty Global’s Telenet names Rocío Lorenzo CEO, replacing John Porter

Bitget2026/10/14 13:15

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Liberty Global set a CEO transition at Telenet, part of its Ziggo Group operating unit in the Benelux region.
John Porter will step down as Telenet CEO, staying through end-2026 to support the handover.
Rocío Lorenzo will take over as CEO on Nov. 2, 2026, reporting to Ziggo Group CEO Stephen van Rooyen.
Porter will remain chairman of Wyre, Telenet’s network infrastructure company.
Ziggo Group is working toward a planned Euronext Amsterdam listing in 2027.

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