Pietro Labriola | |
|---|---|
 Pietro Labriola, CEO of TIM | |
| Born | 1 October 1967 Altamura, Italy |
| Nationality | Italian |
| Occupation | business executive |
Pietro Labriola (born October 1, 1967, Altamura, Italy) is an Italian business executive who has been the chief executive officer and general manager of the TIM Group since January 2022.
Pietro Labriola graduated in Economics and Commerce from the University of Bari. [1] He then completed a Master's program in Management of Innovation and Technologies at Tecnopolis, Scientific and Technological Park of Bari. [2]
Labriola entered the telecommunications sector early in his career, working from 1993 to 1994 as an assistant to the CEO of France Telecom in Milan. In 1995, he took on the role of Marketing Manager at Cable & Wireless Italia, while in 1996, he joined Infostrada S.p.A. as Head of Business Development, returning in 1998 as marketing director after a one-year experience at the consulting firm Boston Consulting Group. [3]
He joined Telecom Italia in 2001, holding various positions of increasing responsibility. After his initial role as Marketing Manager for Fixed Services, he was appointed marketing director for Fixed and Mobile Services in 2005 [4] and CEO of Matrix the following year. Subsequently, he took on the role of Head of Domestic Fixed Services in 2007, and that of Director of the Business Unit for the enterprise segment for fixed, mobile, and ICT services two years later. In 2013, he was appointed Head of Business Transformation & Quality. [5]
In 2015, he relocated in Brazil to lead TIM Brazil, first as Chief Operating Officer and then as CEO from 2019, [6] supporting the company's growth and development, including the acquisition of Oi, the third-largest telecommunications company in Latin America, [7] and obtaining 5G licenses. [8] During his tenure, he started the “Mulheres Positivas” project for women's personal and professional development through training, courses, and job offers. [9]
Since January 21, 2022, Pietro Labriola has been the CEO of the TIM Group, [10] following his appointment as General Manager on November 26, 2021. [11] Among the initiatives [12] he carried out are projects on the gender gap, included in the campaign “La Parità Non Può Aspettare” (“Equality Can't Wait”), such as the “Women Plus” app to enhance female professionalism – an initiative promoted with Women at Business and sponsored by the European Commission [13] – and the collaboration with the association DonneXStrada to make TIM stores also places of first assistance for gender violence, called “Punti Viola”. [14]
In April 2024, the TIM shareholders’ meeting elected the new Board of Directors, confirming Pietro Labriola as CEO for a second term. [15]
 | Commander of the Order of Rio Branco |
| — March 9, 2023 [16] |
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