By Wojceich Kosc in Warsaw The supervisory board of the Warsaw-listed Polish fuels and energy conglomerate Orlen dismissed CEO Daniel Obajtek on February 1. Obajtek had earlier said he would be “at the disposal” of the supervisory board, which the new Polish government – which has a 49.9% stake in Orlen– is expected to overhaul next week. The departure of the controversial executive, whose rise from an obscure local administrator to the CEO of Poland’s largest company took place under the previous government of Law and Justice (PiS), comes in the wake of the new liberal-left coalition governme…