Asseco CEO Surprises: Resigns from Hundreds of Millions
Adam Góral, the CEO of Asseco, has decided not to take a package of shares that would have given him a significant financial stake in the company as part of a new motivation program for the management board.
Adam Góral, the founder and long-standing CEO of Asseco, stunned the business community by announcing that he will not take a proposed package of 3% shares in the company, which was originally intended as part of a motivation plan designed for himself and key management members. This package was part of a broader proposal introduced by a new investor group, TSS, which suggested that 3% of shares would go to Góral and 1.5% to several essential managers. The decision to abstain from the shares was clarified as not a rejection of the motivation program itself, but rather a personal choice that highlights Góral's commitment to Asseco and its future.