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Gen Energija's Supervisors Appoint Andrej Vizjak as New CEO

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The supervisory board of Gen Energija has dismissed Nada Drobna Popović from the position of CEO and appointed Andrej Vizjak as the new CEO. The three-time minister in Janez Janša's government was appointed for a four-year term.

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Today is not a day for Robert the Pigeon. After the Specialized State Prosecutor's Office initiated criminal proceedings against Freedom champion Robert Golob, he suffered another defeat today. Nada Drobne Popović, aunt of Golob's wife Tina Gaber Golob, flew from the top of GEN Energia. According to the Info360 portal, the GEN Energia Summit took place a personnel change. The previous [...] The post Gaber Golobovi left without another “ATM”! Her…

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The supervisory board of Gen Energija has dismissed Nada Drobna Popović from the position of CEO and appointed Andrej Vizjak as the new CEO. The three-time minister in Janez Janša's government was appointed for a four-year term.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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A three-time minister in Janez Janša's government and most recently Borzen's supervisor, he was appointed for a four-year term.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The supervisory board of Gen Energija today recalled the previous CEO Nada Drobne Popović and appointed Andrej Vizjak to head the umbrella company, one of the two energy pillars in the country, effective today, the company announced. The three-time minister in Janez Janša's government and most recently the supervisor of Borzen was appointed for a four-year term.

Andrej Vizjak, a multiple minister in Janša's governments, is now at the helm of Gen Energija. The group also underwent personnel changes and a revised statute.

According to the Info360 portal, there has been a personnel change at the top of GEN energija. The current CEO Nada Drobne Popović, the aunt of Tina Gaber Golob, is expected to hand over the reins today to former minister Andrej Vizjak, who is expected to take over the management of the company.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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mladina.si broke the news on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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