Lukasz Nowinski Appointed CEO of SPIE Central Europe
SPIE announces a leadership change in Central Europe with Lukasz Nowinski taking over as CEO effective January 1, 2026.
Leadership Transition at SPIE Central Europe
According to a SPIE press release, Pawel Skowronski will step down from his role as CEO of SPIE Central Europe and as a member of the group's executive committee effective December 31, 2025. Having contributed to the company's growth in Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, and Hungary since 2018, he will be succeeded by Lukasz Nowinski, the current Chief Operations Officer of SPIE in Poland.
Profile of Lukasz Nowinski
Lukasz Nowinski, aged 49, holds a master's degree in Management and International Affairs from WSB-National Louis University in Poland. Before joining SPIE in 2017, he served as CEO of Assa Abloy for five years. At SPIE, he led the Central European Acquisition team, completing five acquisitions before becoming the CEO of SPIE in Poland in 2024.
SPIE's Market Position and Commitment
SPIE positions itself as an independent European leader in multi-technical services in the energy and communications sectors. Employing 55,000 people, the group posted a consolidated turnover of 9.9 billion euros in 2024, with an EBITA of 712 million euros. SPIE emphasizes its commitment to decarbonizing the economy and to the energy transition.
