Former head of the CBA, Paweł Wojtunik, appointed member of the Orlen management board


At the end of January, the Supervisory Board of Orlen announced the qualification procedure for the position Member of the Management Board for Security and Risk. Candidates could submit applications until February 18.
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Among the key requirements indicated: experience in the area of cybersecurity, economic security and critical infrastructure protection.
Paweł Wojtunik on the management board of Orlen. Previously at the CBA, in Moldova and Ukraine
As stated in the announcement, the nomination for Paweł Wojtunik will become effective the day after the expiry of the current term of office of Orlen's authorities, i.e. after the Ordinary General Meeting approving the financial report for 2025.
The company emphasized that Paweł Wojtunik has many years of experience in the area of security and management of institutions of strategic importance for the state. In the years 2009–2015 he headed the Central Anticorruption Bureauresponsible for activities related to counteracting corruption and supervision of proceedings of key national importance.
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Later, from 2016, Wojtunik he was an advisor to the European Union on anti-corruption issues to the government in Moldova. In turn, from March 2025 Wojtunik also has a function vice-president of Kredobank with its headquarters in Lviv, owned by PKO Bank Polski.
The creation and appointment of a function responsible for security and risk management is part of the growing importance of protecting critical infrastructure and operational stability of the largest energy companies in the region.




