Mihai Tudor promoted head of IBM SEE, replaced by Bogdan Balaci at the helm of Romanian subsidiary

10 January 2011

Mihai Tudor (in picture), who has been running the local subsidiary of IBM for the last four years, has been promoted to general manager of IBM for the South Eastern Europe (IBM SEE). He will oversee IBM's businesses in Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia.

Tudor will be replaced by Bogdan Balaci, who will lead the Romanian IBM subsidiary. Balaci has been working with IBM since 1999. He was promoted from the head of sales position. Balaci holds an MBA from the Henley Management College. Check out his CV here.

Mihai Tudor holds an MBA with the Open University Business School. He joined IBM in Romania in 1994, having held jobs mostly in the sales area. Until 2004, he was sales manager. Between 2004 and 2006, he worked with IBM Central and Eastern Europe HQ in Vienna, having had regional responsibilities. Check out this CV here.

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Mihai Tudor promoted head of IBM SEE, replaced by Bogdan Balaci at the helm of Romanian subsidiary

10 January 2011

Mihai Tudor (in picture), who has been running the local subsidiary of IBM for the last four years, has been promoted to general manager of IBM for the South Eastern Europe (IBM SEE). He will oversee IBM's businesses in Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia.

Tudor will be replaced by Bogdan Balaci, who will lead the Romanian IBM subsidiary. Balaci has been working with IBM since 1999. He was promoted from the head of sales position. Balaci holds an MBA from the Henley Management College. Check out his CV here.

Mihai Tudor holds an MBA with the Open University Business School. He joined IBM in Romania in 1994, having held jobs mostly in the sales area. Until 2004, he was sales manager. Between 2004 and 2006, he worked with IBM Central and Eastern Europe HQ in Vienna, having had regional responsibilities. Check out this CV here.

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