The Chief Executive Officer of Digicel Samoa Anthony Seuseu will be stepping down from his position in November. 

This newspaper was informed by reliable sources about the decision late last week and had followed up on the issue. 

Seuseu was contacted on Tuesday after this newspaper found out that he had three months left in the position. But he refuted the claims saying that he was still employed and declined to comment about his contract ending in three months time. 

However, on Wednesday, Digicel Samoa announced that Seuseu will be stepping down. 

After a notable five-year period with Digicel Pacific, including over three years leading Digicel Tonga and more than a year at the helm of Digicel Samoa, Anthony will be returning to New Zealand with his family.

During his tenure with Digicel Pacific, Anthony achieved considerable milestones. As CEO of Digicel Tonga, he adeptly managed a series of unprecedented challenges, including the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, the catastrophic volcanic eruption and tsunami of 2022, and the strategic acquisition by Telstra. His leadership and strategic vision played a crucial role in navigating these obstacles and steering the company toward recovery and growth.

In April 2023, Anthony transitioned to the role of CEO for Digicel Samoa, where he has overseen significant advancements, including the successful introduction of Samoa’s first 5G services. His leadership has been marked by a commitment to innovation and excellence, contributing to the company's continued success in the region.