GTS Energis finds new CEO and new energy

Previously managing director and deputy president, Łaciński was appointed after his predecessor, Jarosław Mikos, unsurprisingly decided to leave the telecommunication sector after months of speculation. The initial reactions of clients and partners have been rather positive, with the general feeling that the company needed fresh blood prevailing. "Changing the president can only be good for the company, as cooperation with the telecom was getting more difficult from quarter to quarter," said a representative from one of GTS Energis's largest partners. "Jarosław Mikos has not been engaging in the company's operational activities and many managers were unfortunately doing the same." The company needs to find new sources of revenues, as its present source are in danger of declining. (Puls Biznesu, p. 9) M.M.