Paweł Wojtunik has joined the management board of Orlen as a member responsible for security and risk, as announced by the company on February 25, 2026. This appointment follows the removal of several high-profile figures from the supervisory board of Energa, which is now part of Orlen, including the president of Orlen, Ireneusz Fąfara, and the member responsible for energy, Sławomir Staszak. These changes indicate a strategic shift within the organization, particularly in light of recent mergers and acquisitions.

Wojtunik is recognized for his extensive professional background and expertise in managing large organizations and executing complex operations. He served as the head of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA) from 2009 to 2015, where he led a key institution in the Polish government. His unique skill set, bridging public administration, national services, and the financial sector, positions him as a valuable asset to Orlen as they navigate the new challenges posed by their acquisition of Energa.

This transition in leadership comes at a crucial time for Orlen, as the company works to integrate Energa into its operations and aims to enhance its security and risk management frameworks. The involvement of Wojtunik suggests a commitment to addressing potential challenges and ensuring compliance, which is essential for fostering stability and confidence among stakeholders in the evolving energy sector in Poland.