Jeff Gardner

After leaving the Little Rock telecom firm in 2014, he became CEO of Brinks Home Security and later helmed software services firm CalAmp Corp. read more >

Windstream Holdings Inc. of Little Rock has extended the contract of its CEO, Tony Thomas, to 2024. read more >

Jeff Gardner, CEO of Monitronics, needed a new name of his Dallas company that monitors more than a million home and business security systems. For branding guru Martin Thoma, it was the holy grail. read more >

The former CEO of Windstream Holdings has been named CEO of Monitronics International, the home security alarm monitoring company based in Dallas. read more >

In an interview, Windstream CEO Tony Thomas said his predecessor's departure was in part due to poor performance. read more >

Former CEO Jeff Gardner and his replacement, Tony Thomas, both saw pay increases in 2014 compared to the year before. read more >

Windstream Holdings Inc. of Little Rock has appointed Kenny Gunderman to lead the real estate investment trust company. The position had been vacant since the resignation of Windstream's first CEO, Jeff Gardner, who was replaced by Tony Thomas, the appointed CEO of the REIT spinoff. read more >

The real estate investment trust spinoff of Windstream Holdings Inc. of Little Rock is moving out. read more >

There are a few more details worth pointing out in Jeff Gardner’s resignation agreement with Windstream Holdings Inc. of Little Rock. read more >

Windstream Holdings Inc. of Little Rock files details of its final compensation payments to former CEO Jeff Gardner and its new compensation agreement with Gardner’s successor, Tony Thomas. read more >

A day after the resignation of founding CEO Jeff Gardner, Windstream Holdings Inc.’s new chief executive appointed a new CFO and named three executives to oversee company segments. read more >

Windstream Holdings Inc. of Little Rock said Thursday that Jeff Gardner has resigned as president and CEO and that Tony Thomas has been appointed to succeed him "effective immediately." read more >

Windstream Holdings Corp. of Little Rock announced Thursday that the company is cutting 350 positions by Dec. 1, including 38 jobs in Arkansas. The cuts represent about 2.5 percent of the company’s workforce of about 13,000. read more >

As senior VP of small and medium-sized business sales and marketing, Sarah Day will oversee all aspects of Windstream’s relationship with small and medium-sized business (SMB) customers, including sales, customer care and product marketing. read more >

Windstream reports a 74 percent decline in third-quarter earnings as the firm continued to work toward spinning off assets into a separate, publicly traded company. read more >

Windstream Holdings Inc. of Little Rock acquires Business Only Broadband of Chicago, a fixed wireless enterprise services provider with operations in Chicago, New York City, northern New Jersey and Milwaukee. read more >

Windstream Holdings Corp. of Little Rock on Wednesday announced that Bob Gunderman has been named interim chief financial officer. Gunderman succeeds Tony Thomas, who has been named president of the real estate investment trust Windstream is creating through the spinoff of certain telecommunications assets. read more >

Windstream Holdings Inc. of Little Rock on Tuesday announced the appointments of William LaPerch, the former president and CEO of AboveNet Communications Inc., and Michael Stoltz, a former audit partner with Ernst & Young, to its board of directors. read more >

Windstream Holdings Inc. of Little Rock said Tuesday that Brent Whittington, its chief operating officer, is resigning effective Sept. 1. read more >

Windstream Holdings Corp. of Little Rock reports second-quarter net income of $14 million, or 2 cents per share, down 65 percent from $40 million, or 6 cents per share, the same quarter last year. read more >