Company Analysis

Telephone and Data Systems Inc. (TDS)

NYSE: TDS · Telephone Communications (No Radiotelephone) · Chicago, IL · filing with the SEC since 1997
Grade4.3
◀ Past 3.6● Present 4.2▶ Future 4.8

Who runs Telephone and Data Systems Inc.

Officers and directors as they report to the SEC on Forms 3, 4 and 5, named as filed
Chief executive, as filed
Dixon Kenneth S.
President & CEO, subsidiary. First filing Jun 2025, latest Jun 10, 2026, 0 filings in all.
Officers reporting now
8
of 16 people with a filing in the last fifteen months
Directors reporting now
8
32 people on the record since 2006
Officerssales are open-market, Sep 30, 2025 to Sep 30, 2026
NameTitle as filedFirst filingLatest filingSales, 12 months
Carlson Leroy T JrVice ChairFeb 2006Sep 17, 20261 · $3.0M
Carlson Anthony JPresident of ArrayJul 2024Sep 8, 2026none
Villacrez Vicki LExecutive Vice President & CFOJun 2022Jun 15, 2026none
Kroll Anita JVP, Controller & CAOJun 2019Jun 15, 20262 · $700,000
Dixon Kenneth S.President & CEO, subsidiaryJun 2025Jun 10, 2026none
Carlson Walter CdPresident and CEOJan 2006May 26, 2026none
Hanley Joseph RSVP-Strategy & Corp DevJan 2006May 26, 2026none
Chambers Douglas WPresident of a SubsidiaryMay 2018Aug 14, 2025none
Directorssales are open-market, Sep 30, 2025 to Sep 30, 2026
NameRoleFirst filingLatest filingSales, 12 months
Carlson Letitia G CdirectorJan 2006May 26, 2026none
Carlson Prudence EdirectorMay 2008May 26, 20261 · $200,000
Dixon Kimberly DdirectorMay 2017May 26, 2026none
Off George WdirectorJan 2006May 26, 2026none
Oleary Christopher DdirectorSep 2006May 26, 2026none
Oosterman WadedirectorMay 2019May 26, 2026none
Rutledge Napoleon B JrdirectorDec 2024May 26, 2026none
Woessner Dirk SdirectorMay 2022May 26, 2026none
Earlier names on the record18, newest filing first

A person is listed as reporting now after a filing in the last fifteen months. The record shows when someone last filed; it does not say why they stopped. Each name links to the filings on sec.gov.

SI Assistanton TDS · research, not advice