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Qualcomm names Wassim Chourbaji president of EMEA region

Qualcomm names Wassim Chourbaji president of EMEA region

ReutersReuters2026/08/04 08:02
  • Qualcomm named Wassim Chourbaji SVP, president of Europe, Middle East and Africa, effective immediately.
  • Chourbaji previously led Qualcomm Middle East and Africa, running government affairs across EMEA; he has spent more than 20 years at the company.
  • Longtime EMEA head Enrico Salvatori will move to chairman, retain leadership of the EMEA automotive business.
  • Salvatori plans to retire in June 2027, ending a 25-year tenure at Qualcomm.


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