P3, one of the leading pan-European owners, developers and managers of logistic properties, is strengthening its team in Poland. On the management side, P3’s Country Head for Poland, Andrzej Wroński has promoted Ewa Daszkowska to Head of Property Management and made two appointments to the team. There have also been three new appointments in the Leasing department and Magda Kilijańska has been promoted to Senior Leasing Manager.
Ewa Daszkowska, who joined P3 over a year ago as a Property Manager, has now taken the role of Head of Property Management in Poland. In addition to running the team of logistics property managers, she is in charge of P3’s largest park in Poland, P3 Błonie park near Warsaw. Daszkowska has more than 10 years of experience in property management. She holds a Master’s degree in international relations from the Collegium Civitas University in Warsaw, with a specialisation in diplomacy. She also completed post-graduate studies in property management at the University of Real Estate Management in Warsaw and has a Real Estate Manager licence.
Kamila Kiersikowska has joined the P3 team in Poland as a Property Manager. She is responsible for P3 Piotrków and P3 Mszczonów parks. Kiersikowska graduated from the Faculty of Geodesy & Cartography at Warsaw University of Technology, majoring in land surveying and real estate management with property valuation. She has also completed post-graduate studies in real estate management. She holds both property valuer and property manager licences. Before joining P3, she also worked for Immochan, Trigranit Management and Multi Poland, where she managed commercial real estate.
Martyna Latawiec is joining the team as a Property Management Specialist. In her new position, she will be responsible for P3 Poznań park. Until now, Martyna Latawiec was on the position of Business Marketing Coordinator in P3 Poland team. Latawiec is an English Studies graduate from the University of Białystok and she also completed post-graduate studies in real estate management at Warsaw University of Technology.
In addition to these changes in the Property Management department, P3 is reinforcing its Leasing team. The first of three new appointments is Radosław Ignasiak, who joined P3 in October 2016 as a Development Manager. Ignasiak has over 14 years of experience in commercial real estate, mainly in the industrial sector. Prior to joining P3, he worked for Colliers International, JLL and REWE advising some of the largest developers in Poland. He has participated in transactions on over 350 hectares of land across the countryon behalf of both developers and end-users. He is a graduate of Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun and holds a Master of Law diploma.
Magda Twarowska has joined P3 team as a Senior Leasing Manager. She graduated from the School of Economics in Warsaw and holds both a CCIM (certified specialist in commercial investment) and property manager licence. Previously, she gained experience working at the AXI Immo Group as a Senior Industrial & Logistic Consultant. She has 6 years of experience in commercial real estate.
The final addition to the leasing team is Anna Brym, who has taken the position of department assistant and is responsible for supporting day-to-day operations. She was educated at the Warsaw University, majoring International Relations.
There have also been some structural changes in the Leasing department with Magda Kilijańska having been promoted from Leasing Manager to Senior Leasing Manager. Kilijańska has been associated with the real estate industry for 8 years, and worked at P3 since 2014. She graduated in Law & Political Science from the University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, has both real estate agent and property manager licences.
Andrzej Wroński, Country Head Poland said: “I am delighted with the dynamic way in which P3 is growing in Poland. Expanding the Property Management and Leasing teams is particularly important to us. As a long-term owner of real estate, we work in partnership with our customers from the first conversation about leasing space to a potential new occupier right through until they are in occupation and we are looking after their property as managers – so it’s important that these two disciplines work together towards the common goal of delivering real customer satisfaction. Growing our team in this way, with experienced employees will ensure that we are able to provide our existing and potential customers with the very highest quality of service.”
