Potential candidates need to have at least ten years of experience in management boards of companies with assets of at least EUR50 million or turnover of at least EUR50 million.
Posta Romana currently has an interim CEO, Andrei Stanescu, who replaced Alexandru Petrescu, the private manager who ran the company between 2014 and February this year, when hje was appointed economy minister and then head of the Guarantee Fund for SMEs.
In 2016, Posta Romana had a turnover of RON1.1 billion and a net profit of RON10 million, from a loss of RON33 million the year before, according to finance ministry data. The company had 24,000 employees.
In 2009-2013, the postal operator amassed losses of RON565 million.
Posta Romana is 75% owned by the state through the ministry for information society and 25% by investment fund Fondul Proprietatea.