Czesław Warsewicz

Czesław Warsewicz was the CEO and chairman of PKP Intercity S.A until 2009. He had been holding this position since July 2006

Mr. Warsewicz graduated in economics from Warsaw School of Economics in 1994. He took part in privatisation of a few Polish companies, and before starting his job with PKP Intercity he was the CFO in Rolimpex-Nasiona Sp. z o.o..^[1]

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1. ^ Czesław Warsewicz short profile

Preceded by Jacek Prześluga

PKP Intercity CEO since 2006

Succeeded by Krzysztof Celiński

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