T-Mobile changes B2B division leadership, Michal Müller joins from competitor

    T-Mobile Czech Republic's management will be strengthened from August by Michal Müller, who will take over the management of the division for corporate customers and public administration. He will replace Peter Lac in top management and will focus on developing business relationships across the entire market, from sole traders to the state sector.

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    T-Mobile Czech Republic, the telecommunications operator, will undergo a personnel change in the summer months. Michal Müller will take up the position of Director of the Corporate and Public Administration (B2B) Division on August 17, 2026. He will replace Peter Lac, who temporarily held this post for ten months as part of the federal management of the Czech and Slovak branches.

    Müller's main task will be to manage the complete commercial strategy for the B2B segment. This includes not only caring for key corporate clients and state institutions, but also developing services for sole traders and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMBs). He joins the company with the aim of strengthening digitalization and modernization processes for corporate customers and utilizing the operator's infrastructure for this purpose.

    “Michal combines strong business experience with a clear strategic perspective. I firmly believe that his profound expertise will help in building trust and developing relationships and the corporate base,” stated Melinda Szabó, CEO of T-Mobile Czech Republic and Slovak Telekom.

    The new director comes to T-Mobile with almost twenty years of experience in the telecommunications and ICT sector. In the past, he worked for eight years at Vodafone and six and a half years at O2, where he contributed to strategic changes and organizational transformations. Before joining T-Mobile, he worked at the insurance brokerage company RENOMIA, where he was responsible for managing the domestic branch network and business strategy.

    “Companies have demonstrated resilience; they can react quickly to technological and market changes, but many of them are still hindered by bureaucracy and challenging conditions. I therefore believe that we can stand by customers as a partner with whom they can overcome the challenges associated with digitalization and automation,” added Michal Müller.

    Michal Müller is a graduate of the University of Economics in Prague, majoring in international business and international management. He also holds a CEMS MIM degree. In his earlier professional and personal life, he was involved in top-level biathlon; currently, he focuses on active sports and family.

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