Pérez-Mas reta a Inveready y rechaza la vicepresidencia de Parlem
El fundador de la operadora renuncia al nombramiento "en las condiciones económicas propuestas" tras quedar descabalgado de la presidencia con el canje de deuda de la gestora Inveready, que se ha hecho con cerca del 50% de la sociedad. Leer
Ernest Pérez-Mas, founder of telecommunications operator Parlem, has declined the vice presidency offer from Inveready in exchange for debt consolidation, stating he was passed over for the top executive role. The decision comes after Inveready acquired nearly half of the company in a debt swap. Pérez-Mas had proposed different conditions for accepting the vice presidency, which Inveready did not agree to.
The founder, who faces Avatel's collapse, will continue to sit on the board but will have no powers as a non-executive member.
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