Tarom interim CEO resigns

Friday, November 17, 2017

Romanian flag carrier Tarom said on Thursday its recently appointed interim chief executive officer (CEO) Daniela Dragne has resigned, seenews.com informs. In the following period, the company's board will appoint a new candidate to the post, the company said in a press release. Tarom gave no reasons for the resignation of Dragne who was appointed at the beginning of October for a term of 30 days. Dragne was Tarom's fourth CEO ...

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