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Dariusz Klimczak is a new account executive for Burson-Marsteller. Previously a news announcer for Radio Zet, Klimczak was also a journalist for Obserwator Codzienny. The 28-year-old studied journalism and public relations under scholarship at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. A native Pole, Klimczak speaks English and French and enjoys tennis, soccer and theater.
Jaroslaw Dabek, 38, has been promoted to supply manager from senior buyer at GM Poland. The former director of new business development for FSO was commercial manager for Polimex-Cekop. Dabek graduated from the foreign trade department at the Warsaw School of Planning and Statistics and speaks Russian and English.
Jacek Gorski is the new sales manager for GM Poland. The 31-year-old was formerly after-sales manager at GM. Gorski previously was district sales manager and after-sales manager for Toyota. Educated as a mechanical engineer, the Warsaw native includes skiing among his interests.
Andrzej Rybalko, 58, is the technical coordinator for GM Poland. Previously production coordinator, the Warsaw Polytechnic graduate was a designer at Ursus, where he also coordinated the design of equipment for the disabled, and a manager at FSO. A native Pole from Warsaw, Rybalko speaks English and Russian and enjoys skiing and jogging.
Iwona Klimczak, 27, has joined LYNKA as the office manager, responsible for logistics, transportation and general administration of the firm. She studied at Krakow's University of Mining and Metallurgy and holds a master's degree in hydrogeology from Moscow's University of Petroleum and Gas. While a student, she spent one year studying at Kingsway College in London and, following her geological vocation, toured the national parks in the United States.
Wojciech P. Kowalczyk, 33, is the new manager of the purchasing department at LYNKA Royal City T-Shirts, responsible for domestic and international purchases of all textiles and production supplies. Previous positions include marketing director of Impress, an advertising agency and publishing house, and marketing assistant to the president of Trakon, an international trade company. Kowalczyk holds a master's degree in surveying and real estate, and speaks English and Russian. A winner of several international skiing competitions, Kowalczyk's interests include law, history and professional photography.
Magdalena Kalinowska-Duda is the WBJ's new office manager, replacing Agnieszka Ryfka, who has been promoted to advertising executive. The 28-year-old native of Warsaw studied foreign languages and includes swimming, jogging and disco among her interests.
Jaroslaw Dabek, 38, has been promoted to supply manager from senior buyer at GM Poland. The former director of new business development for FSO was commercial manager for Polimex-Cekop. Dabek graduated from the foreign trade department at the Warsaw School of Planning and Statistics and speaks Russian and English.
Jacek Gorski is the new sales manager for GM Poland. The 31-year-old was formerly after-sales manager at GM. Gorski previously was district sales manager and after-sales manager for Toyota. Educated as a mechanical engineer, the Warsaw native includes skiing among his interests.
Andrzej Rybalko, 58, is the technical coordinator for GM Poland. Previously production coordinator, the Warsaw Polytechnic graduate was a designer at Ursus, where he also coordinated the design of equipment for the disabled, and a manager at FSO. A native Pole from Warsaw, Rybalko speaks English and Russian and enjoys skiing and jogging.
Iwona Klimczak, 27, has joined LYNKA as the office manager, responsible for logistics, transportation and general administration of the firm. She studied at Krakow's University of Mining and Metallurgy and holds a master's degree in hydrogeology from Moscow's University of Petroleum and Gas. While a student, she spent one year studying at Kingsway College in London and, following her geological vocation, toured the national parks in the United States.
Wojciech P. Kowalczyk, 33, is the new manager of the purchasing department at LYNKA Royal City T-Shirts, responsible for domestic and international purchases of all textiles and production supplies. Previous positions include marketing director of Impress, an advertising agency and publishing house, and marketing assistant to the president of Trakon, an international trade company. Kowalczyk holds a master's degree in surveying and real estate, and speaks English and Russian. A winner of several international skiing competitions, Kowalczyk's interests include law, history and professional photography.
Magdalena Kalinowska-Duda is the WBJ's new office manager, replacing Agnieszka Ryfka, who has been promoted to advertising executive. The 28-year-old native of Warsaw studied foreign languages and includes swimming, jogging and disco among her interests.
