Wioletta Zboralska, the former CFO and vice president of Telematics Technologies, has assumed the position of CEO. Additionally, Tomasz Citak has joined the board.
Wioletta Zboralska joined the company in 2021, assuming the position of vice president of finance. Currently, as president, she is responsible for all matters related to the planning and implementation of the company's strategy, remaining the direct supervisor of the finance, sales, and marketing divisions. She is the first female CEO of Telematics Technologies. As she announces: "Times are interesting, so the challenges facing the company are also ambitious. We plan to continue our previously chosen course related to providing services in the navigation, B2B telematics, and insurtech markets while increasing the company's profitability."
Zboralska is a graduate of Management and Marketing and has completed an MBA, among other studies. She specializes in finance. Prior to joining Telematics Technologies, she held the position of chief financial officer at companies in the IT, energy, and medical industries. She was also responsible for the expansion of IT companies into Polish and foreign markets.
Also joining the board of Telematics Technologies is Tomasz Citak - an experienced manager with successes in sales management, change management, and IT project management. He previously worked at ING (Nationale-Nederlanden), TUiR Warta, SafeTok.net (as the founder), among others. At Telematics Technologies, he is responsible for product and IT. He says, "I am excited to join the board of Telematics Technologies and work on product development and the IT area. Technology is evolving at a dizzying pace, which brings both challenges and countless opportunities. We want to focus on providing innovative solutions that meet our customers' expectations and contribute to the company's further growth."
The changes in the Board of Directors of Telematics Technologies were related to Adam Bąkowski's decision to resign as President. Bąkowski will remain associated with the company as a shareholder and will join the Supervisory Board in the fall. At the company, which turns 18 this year, Bąkowski served as president for more than 10 years. Under his stewardship, NaviExpert, which until 2012 had only navigation in its offer, adopted a strategy of revenue diversification, underwent a rebranding, and expanded its business scope to include insurtech and telematics for fleets.
According to analyses prepared by the business intelligence agency Dun & Bradstreet Poland on behalf of the Success Written in Lipstick Foundation, currently in Poland, one in five people taking on the position of CEO is a woman - female board members account for 25.9 percent of this group, and female directors for 36.3 percent. At Telematics Technologies, the share of women on the board is 50 percent, and in director positions - 75 percent.
