T-Mobile Appoints New Chief Financial Officer After Closing Merger

T-Mobile announced that Peter Osvaldik will serve as the company’s new Chief Financial Officer, replacing Braxton Carter, who plans to retire on July 1.

Carter will stay on in an advisory capacity for at least 3 months, with an option to stay on until the end of the year.

As CFO, Osvaldik will oversee T-Mobile’s financial operations as the company integrates Sprint’s business and will be instrumental in delivering on the financial potential of the combined company.

Osvaldik initially joined T-Mobile in January 2016 as the company’s VP of External Reporting and Technical Accounting and was quickly promoted to SVP of Finance and Chief Accounting Officer. Prior to T-Mobile, Osvaldik held leadership roles at Coinstar and PwC.

In a press release, T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert said, “As a Team Magenta executive officer and leader for nearly five years and with financial leadership roles at companies prior to T-Mobile, Peter has both a deep knowledge of T-Mobile and significant financial expertise that have made him a key contributor to the outstanding results we’ve seen over the last few years.”

In April 2020, T-Mobile completed its $30 billion merger with rival Sprint. The combined company plans to invest $40 billion into its network and business operations over the next three years.

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