Radosław Piesiewicz Has Been Dismissed From His Position as President of the Polish Olympic Committee. Here Is His Successor.
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Marian Kmita, the sports director of Polsat television, who was previously one of the vice-presidents, was elected by the PKOl management board as acting president until the end of the term of office expiring in April 2027.
Marian Kmita was elected the new president of the Polish Olympic Committee on Monday. He will replace Radosław Piesiewicz, arrested in connection with the Zondacrypto scandal, for the remainder of his term. The new president was elected at a board meeting. Kmita was the only candidate for the position.
Polsat Television's Sports Director Marian Kmita has been appointed the new president of the Polish Olympic Committee, the Polish Olympic Committee announced in an official statement. The current president, Radosław Piesiewicz, has been dismissed.
Radosław Piesiewicz is no longer the president of the Polish Olympic Committee. By decision of the Committee's board, he was dismissed after being arrested in connection with the Zondacrypto scandal. His term will be completed by Marian Kmita, head of Polsat Sport.
The Polish Olympic Committee's board made a lightning-fast decision: Radosław Piesiewicz lost his position as president. A backstage search for a successor began, and Otylia Jędrzejczak emerged as the unexpected favorite to lead Polish sports.
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