Intereuropa, a logistics company majority-owned by Pošta Slovenija, has once again appointed an interim CEO after its previous leader, Aleš Škraba, resigned. Škraba stepped down at the end of June under a mutual agreement, and his deputy, Peter Anžin, has taken over temporarily until a new permanent CEO is selected. The board of directors, led by Marko Cegnar, the CEO of Pošta Slovenija, is now working to find a suitable candidate with relevant leadership experience, international expertise, and strategic understanding of logistics operations. This marks the sixth change in leadership within three years, including two interim appointments. Previous leaders include Borut Zorić, Borut Flander, and Damijan Vajs, each serving for varying periods before leaving.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a factual account of corporate leadership changes at Intereuropa, which is a state-owned enterprise. It does not present any overtly biased language, nor does it favor one side over another. The focus is on the sequence of leadership transitions and the current interim status, a






