Qualcomm appoints director of Science and Technology authorized business Abeles as new president

The new president is a key figure in the licensing talks with Samsung, Nokia, Motorola and other mobile manufacturers, and he has also steered the "law and business strategy" of Qualcomm to resolve numerous litigation disputes. Qualcomm's new president, Dreck Abeles Tencent, March 11, compiled Qualcomm appointed technology authorized business Director Dreck Abeles (Derek Aberle), a move to help the company in the current wireless industry in the context of the frequent case of solid status. This is also a recent high level personnel adjustment, Qualcomm has just had a CEO change. Dreck Abeles is a key figure in the licensing talks with Samsung, Nokia, Motorola and other mobile manufacturers, and he has steered the "law and business strategy" of Qualcomm to resolve numerous litigation disputes, according to Qualcomm's official website. Abeles will report directly to Steve Mollenkopf, Qualcomm's CEO, who formally served as Qualcomm's CEO last week, before acting as president and chief operating officer of Steve Morenkopf. Abeles's appointment could be the culmination of a recent high-level staffing adjustment in Qualcomm. The adjustment began last December when it was rumored that Morenkopf was included in the CEO candidate by Microsoft, but that Microsoft ultimately chose Satia Nadra, the internal executive, Satya Nadella. Qualcomm quickly responded to the rumours, announcing on the same day that Morenkopf would replace Paul Yas Paul Jacobs as the company's next CEO. Jacob will be transferred to the Executive chairman of the company. Morenkopf is seen as a key figure in the success of Qualcomm in the mobile and wireless sectors. Abeles, who has been working in Qualcomm since 2000, will be responsible for managing all business units, including market development and marketing, as president. He will also be responsible for the introduction of a new company strategy to move the company along the path of diversification.