​Przemysław Lutkiewicz, vice-president of Poland’s LLP, the owner/operator of fashion retailers Reserved and Sinsay, has resigned from his position citing health reasons.

Following his decision, LLP president Marek Piechocki said he’s proposing its current chief financial officer Marcin Bójko as a candidate for now-vacant VP post while continuing his role as CFO. Shareholders have yet to vote on the proposal.

Piechocki said: “I want to express my deep gratitude for [Lutkiewicz’s] great commitment and professionalism that he brought to our organisation every day.

“Recent years have been full of challenges for LPP, and despite this, in difficult market conditions we have developed our business, which is undoubtedly also thanks to Przemek.”

He added: “I intend to recommend to the shareholders the appointment of Marcin Bójko to the management board, who has been holding management positions in the area of finances of the LPP Group for over a year and has the appropriate competences and experience. 

“Marcin’s presence on the management board will guarantee continuity, stable management and consistent implementation of the ambitious development goals that we set for ourselves.”

Lutkiewicz joined the Gdańsk-based company in 2008 and had been VP since 2015, responsible for the areas of finance, controlling, internal audit, investor relations and supervised foreign companies of the entire LPP Group.