Nick Jeffery Ready to Resume His ‘Fiber-Powered’ Career as Charter’s New COO
In a LinkedIn post outlining his priorities as No. 2 to CEO Chris Winfrey, Jeffery set a high bar for himself and the company: ‘The Great Cable Comeback starts here’
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COO: Can Policyband say this without getting sued? Nick Jeffery, sidelined from the workforce since January, is ready to resume his fiber-powered communications career. As Charter Communications’ new Chief Operating Officer, Jeffery marked his first day on the job with a Sept. 1 LinkedIn post outlining his priorities for the company. Jeffery, whose appointment was announced by CEO Chris Winfrey in February and who has evidently been idle since then, said he was drawn to Charter’s “scale of opportunity” and plans to sharpen the company’s focus on customer experience, improve its go‑to‑market strategy, and strengthen day‑to‑day operations. Jeffery, former CEO of Frontier Communications, said he looked forward to working closely with his Charter colleagues and declared, “The Great Cable Comeback starts here.” (More after paywall)
