No rest for overworked PKO BP board members

According to Puls Biznesu ideal candidates should be willing to accept low remuneration and not have an allergy to a state owner. The present five management board members of the institution will have to handle even more work over the coming weeks to cover the work of their departing colleagues. "I think we will divide among ourselves duties of Kazimierz Malecki and Danuta Demianiuk who resigned," said Slawomir Skrzypek, acting chairman of PKO BP. He decided to tackle the preparation of a new strategy of the bank. "In line with the company statute, the management board may consist of eight persons, while now there are only five. I believe that the supervisory board is in talks with candidates and at the beginning of next year new board members will be appointed," said Skrzypek. He added that eventually he would be willing to dispose of some duties and focus on managing corporate and capital department. (Puls Biznesu, pp. 1, 12) M.M.