Grzegorz Słomkowski
Member of the Board
Polish Investment and Trade Agency
Since 2019 Member of the Management Board of Polish Investment and Trade Agency. Resposible for FDI investments and operations of the Agency.
Grzegorz Słomkowski has over twenty years of experience in financial and general management, which he gained while working in both international and Polish companies.
He began his career at LG when the company first entered the Polish market, he participating in the creation of the company's first structures and first production plants.
Then he worked in the Management Consulting Department of Deloitte & Touche. Working on projects related to the implementation of integrated IT management systems, mainly in the financial sector, as well as in restructuring and organizational consulting.
Initially, for several years, he was the Financial Director, and later the President of the Management Board of the Japanese JVCKENWOOD, where he was responsible both for Poland and the entire region. He also held managerial functions in the European and global structures of the organization.
For eight years, Grzegorz was the Chairman of the Council of the Association of Importers and Manufacturers of Electrical and Electronic Equipment - "ZIPSEE CYFROWA POLSKA" - a non-profit employers' organization associating the largest RTV and IT companies operating in Poland.
For four years, he was the President of the Management Board of a company that distributes Clearplex industrial foils from the American MADICO group.
As a Certified Change Management and Strategy Advisor to companies and adviser to technology startups. He participated in building startup companies in the field of telematics and insurance.
Grzegorz Słomkowski graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of Warsaw University of Technology, Executive MBA in Business from the Business School of Warsaw University of Technology / London Business School / HEC Paris / NHH (Bergen), the Faculty of Management and Marketing of the University of Warsaw, MBA studies from the University of Illinois, the Academy of Psychological Leadership at the Warsaw University of Technology.
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Investments. Nearshoring will shift to top gear
The pandemic has shattered the image of a perfect world where people can have what they want overnight. It has made many investors realise how dangerously long their supply chains have become. The war in Ukraine has added to this. The new geopolitical situation has caused offshoring to fall into disfavour, while business is focusing on nearshoring instead. Poland has every chance of becoming Europe’s largest beneficiary of the global economic transformation. Will Poland benefit from this trend? What are the pillars on which to build Poland’s investment attractiveness?
