Heidi Davidson, senior VP of corporate communications for BlackBerry, is leaving the tech company after four years as it continues to mount a comeback.
The New York-based MasterCard and Brodeur Worldwide alum earlier handled the BlackBerry account at Brodeur and helped guide its meteoric rise in the device realm through its current challenges in a crowded market.
"Heidi has made a significant contribution to the company through several transitions," Blackberry said in a statement.
Adam Emery is VP of corporate communications for the company. He joined in 2012 from Hill+Knowlton Strategies.
Blackberry CEO John Chen said this week that the company's reputation is "one of the biggest things that I'm working and struggling with." He told an event in Canada that the company is "now out of trouble in terms of financial, but we haven't established a growth . . . until that happens nobody will go willingly buy our products.
Honored by your comments. Forever changed and grateful for having fought this battle with you. Not goodbye, just THANKS! #TeamBlackBerry
— HeidiD (@HeidiDavidson) May 8, 2015Chen took the reins as Blackberry's fourth CEO in 2013.
Blackberry consolidated its PR with Text 100 and APCO Worldwide in 2013, parting with longtime firm Brodeur in a rocky split.
Business leaders will face challenges in the upcoming year, some of which will come as a complete surprise, or beyond anyone's imagination.
Teneo has hired Philipp Grontzki, who is a 20-year veteran of corporate communications and financial journalism, as a managing director in its strategy and communications group.
Rowan Benecke, who co-founded Zeno Group and helmed Burson-Marsteller's tech practice, has joined McKinsey & Co as director of communications for North America.
BCW has named Golin's Matt Coldagelli EVP and leader of its corporate affairs practice in Chicago.
Abby Bailey, who headed corporate communications for Fedex in its Middle East, India and Africa region, has joined Teneo as managing director in Dubai.
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