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Rohlig SUUS Logistics names new CFO and Board Member

Tomasz Podgórski has been appointed Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at Rohlig SUUS Logistics, Poland’s largest logistics operator.

In addition to his CFO duties, Podgórski has joined the company’s Management Board, being responsible for overseeing financial operations in Poland and global branches.

Tomasz Podgórski commented: “The company is currently experiencing significant growth, particularly in terms of international expansion. Our new strategy sets ambitious goals, accelerates this process, and opens up a wide range of opportunities. Therefore, my key objective will be to further strengthen the role of finance within the organization, ensuring not only operational stability but also providing a foundation for strategic decision-making.”

Podgórski brings extensive experience as a CFO and CTO, having previously held key roles at Adamed, a Polish pharmaceutical company, and Synerise, an innovative Artificial Intelligence (AI) firm. His career also includes positions as an analyst at Rothschild and Director of Investment Banking at UniCredit Group.

Furthermore, Podgórski is a graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics in Finance and Banking and holds law degrees from the University of Warsaw and the University of Cambridge, as well as an Executive MBA from INSEAD in France and Singapore. Podgórski succeeds Katarzyna Różycka in this role.

Piotr Iwo Chmielewski, Chairman of the Board, Rohlig SUUS Logistics, stated: “In his new role as both CFO and a member of the Management Board, Tomasz Podgórski will be primarily focused on further strengthening the strategic role of finance within Rohlig SUUS Logistics. This is becoming increasingly vital in today’s landscape of risk management and ESG reporting standards. Furthermore, his appointment aligns with the launch of our new business strategy, SUUS One, where the CFO plays an essential role. His core responsibilities will include enhancing our operational efficiency and establishing a solid financial foundation to support our ongoing international expansion.”





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