The supervisory board of GKP Čakom unanimously concluded that there are no candidates for the director of the company. This conclusion was reached at a new meeting of the supervisory board held this morning, and according to Vice-President Gordan Vrbanec, none of the candidates was selected.
The meeting was expected, as announced, to result in a decision on the company's director. However, Vrbanec confirmed after the meeting that the supervisory board had unanimously decided that there were no candidates for the director. In his words, none of the three candidates were seen as a person who could take over Čakom.
Interviews with the candidates who met the tender requirements were held a week earlier, on 6 November. Although it was then announced that the board members would make a decision at that time, no one was selected because the supervisory board took a little more time to consider. The candidates for director were Božidar Blažeka, Mario Markušić from Koprivnica and Igor Šipek.
Vrbanec added that there is no point in filling the position for the sake of filling it. This justified the decision not to appoint a director from among the registered candidates this time either.
The supervisory board's decision now goes to the company assembly, which, according to the announcement, could be held on 24 November. There, a decision will be made on what happens next, namely the appointment of an acting director until a new round of the tender.
Last night, the name of Tomica Vranović was mentioned as acting director at a public presentation in Totovac. The official decision on this will follow at the company assembly.
