Manager for hire
Management: Most people would be scared off by a constant pressure to perform, new situations and uncertain future prospects. Bona fide interim managers, however, thrive in such situations. They think of it as a challenge, as independence, and an opportunity to make a difference. Their creed? Roll up your sleeves and get to it. More and more solar energy companies are using these modern nomads to meet the quickly changing demands of the market.
When Nedim Cen was named CEO of Q-cells in March, he had already been its CFO for nine months. With his experience at restructuring companies, he appeared to be the only logical choice. The financial market was expecting a new front man for the company’s new strategies. That Cen was an interim manager was little …
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