Sun, Nov 22 2009
OGNYAN Kiryakov was appointed as the new general manager of Xerox Bulgaria, the company said on January 12.
Since May 2004, Kiryakov had been technical director of Xerox Eurasia, a market which covers 21 countries including Russia and other former Soviet republics, as well as the entire Eastern Europe. Before that he was in charge of Xerox's technical division in South-Eastern Europe. Kiryakov took over from Nikolai Levy who had left the company.
A GENERAL shareholders meeting of the Obedinena Mlechna Kompania (United Milk Company) had appointed Georgi Ganovski executive director, the company said on January 11.
Ganovski had served for seven years as operations director and general manager in Agrima, the company that owns the rights for bottling and selling the products of Pepsi Co in Bulgaria. His earlier career included a post at Coca-Cola Bulgaria. Ganovski replaced Trayan Haladjov, who was appointed board chairman of United Milk Company.
MMD, a leading international corporate and public affairs consultancy in Central and Eastern Europe, announced on January 11 the appointment of Andy Trincia as country manager for Bulgaria and Romania.
He takes over from Ian Herbison, who assumed the management of Mmd's Polish office in Warsaw. Most recently, Trincia was communications manager at the Boeing Company, responsible for the company's external affairs in California. A US citizen, he previously served as a US Peace Corps volunteer in Romania for two years, working as a business consultant and university teacher in Timisoara, Romania.
Strong public opposition to price hikes prompted Prime Minister Boiko Borissov to axe the Finance Ministry proposal to increase the excise duty on spirits, but MPs have put it back on the agenda.
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The two telecoms, both set up to challenge former fixed-line state monopoly BTC, will merge operations and expect to report 20 million euro in revenue and a gross profit of five million euro in 2010.