NEWS19 December 2011
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POLAND— Online media measurement firm Gemius has named Piotr Ejdys as president, replacing Artur Zawadzki (pictured) who becomes vice president.
Zawadzki was previously vice president of the company between 2003 and 2009. Ejdys was president between 2001 and 2009. Both men have worked for the business for more than ten years.
Commenting on his return to the top job, Ejdys said: “I am ready for the new challenges waiting for me. The development of Gemius has been one of the most important considerations in my life for over a decade now.”
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