Come to Poland and see for yourself. Almost every university holds open days where you can explore specific academic programs, talk with professors and students, and get a feel for life on campus. Studying in Poland? Absolutely yes! Higher education in Poland means high academic standards, and degrees from Polish universities are recognized across the…
An interview with Arkadiusz Muś, founder and owner of PressGlass, one of the largest insulated glass producers, by Kazimierz Krupa. To start our conversation, I’d like to recall a quote: “I’ve figured it out pretty well. I do what I want, I say what I want—what more do you need?” Who said that?I did, in…
On the role of recovery in professional and amateur sports as well as in everyday life, the modern tools that help maintain physical fitness, and the need for education about daily life hygiene in the context of healthy activity — Katarzyna Mazur spoke with MD PhD Bartłomiej Kacprzak, Ortopedic Surgen, Founder OrtoMedSport & KidsRoll, the…
Katarzyna Mazur spoke with Joanna Erdman – CEO of the Fundacja Polska Bezgotówkowa, Aneta Podyma – CEO of Unum, Joanna Seklecka – CEO of eService, and Anna Włodarczyk-Moczkowska – CEO of Compensa. Chairman or Chairwoman? Aneta Podyma: I feel great being called “chairwoman” although I won’t mind at all if someone uses “chairman”J Joanna Seklecka:…
Patek Philippe watches are synonymous with luxury and prestige, and the company he founded continues to uphold his legacy by blending tradition with modernity. Antoni Patek is not just the founder of one of the world’s most prestigious watchmaking brands, Patek Philippe, but a figure whose life story is a testament to resilience and success…
Józef Wojciechowski, the developer and founderof JW Construction—a company that has built over 40,000 apartments in Poland—discusses the biggest challenges facing the Polish development industry with editor Kazimierz Krupa. You’ve been building apartments and homes for over 30 years. How do you feel about the atmosphere surrounding you and your colleagues in the development industry?…
Xisha is a Belarusian artist and a political refugee living in Warsaw. Graduated from The Belarusian Academy of Arts in Minsk in 1996, she’s been a soldier with the art as a weapon ever since. Named ‘an extremist’ and systematically repressed by the dictatorship, she was granted an asylum in Poland one year ago and…
Nataliia Druzhyna is a 25 year-old Ukrainian working as a project coordinator at the state-run Polish-Ukraine Centre Wolska, which was constituted right after Russia’s invasion on Ukraine in February. Nataliia herself came to Poland years before the war to study management and logistics in Warsaw. Why did you choose to study here? It may be…
Andrea Bandirali is an Italian economist who has been living in Poland for the past 18 years. Based in Wrocław, he is the Secretary General for the CEE at italDesk – an Italian Independent Business Agency. Connecting markets and people is your job and your mission. Is that how you first got connected to Poland?…
His Excellency, Bishop Józef Roszyński. Verbist – Divine Word Missionaries, has been serving for 30 years in Papua New Guinea, as bishop of the Diocese of Wewak in East Sepik Province, Catholic Diocese of Wewak. His Excellency, Bishop, I am very glad that we had a chance to meet during such an eventful visit. How…
Gator Segbefia is a Ghanaian student from Kiev, who came to Poland a few days after the Russian invasion on Ukraine. Like millions of people of Ukraine, he fled the war and found shelter and friendship in Poland. You found yourself in Poland quite unexpectedly… Yes. I was a student and working in Kiev. I…
Ewa Zbaraszewska is a designer who combines fashion with architecture. She creates projects aimed at women and making them feel beautiful and self-confident. Ewa, we met recently and I was enchanted by what you do. In fact, I saw one of your coats before I met you and it made a huge impression on me….
