What did Women’s Day look like in Olivia? Every lady we met received a rose from our exceptional Gentlemen from OBC. Our Residents have also prepared a number of surprises dedicated to the ladies on this special day.
We invite you to watch the video summarizing the Women’s Day in Olivia Business Centre:)
Created by – AeroLab
On this special day, we wish all ladies nothing but splendor.
This video is for you, Dear Ladies:) We present to you wishes from our, wonderful and exceptional, gentlemen from Olivia Business Centre.
Come and join the MBA classes. We invite you to the open days on April 8, from 9.00 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. at the Mercure Gdańsk Posejdon Hotel (30 Chapel Street). Participants will have a unique opportunity to participate in an open session of the MBA program and play the role of a student of an elite faculty.
We invite you to participate in an open session of the MBA program!
We would like to invite you to the workshop entitled: “Lead Generation” led by Maciej Ossowski – Director of Lead Generation enterprise sales in GetResponse. The workshop will take place on March 28, from 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m., at the O4 coworking space.
Find out how Maciej grew GetResponse across 6 continents with inbound and outbound sales. Understand operational and automation strategies to create a predictable network of prospects for the next 12 months.
During the workshops, knowledge will be provided in the field of:
Olivia Business Centre together with the Lewiatan Confederation would like to invite you to a workshop entitled: “EU Funds 2014-2020 for enterprises – opportunities, possibilities, ways of obtaining”, which will take place on 7 March, from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m., at the Focus Gdańsk Hotel (85 Elbląska Street). The workshop will be led by Małgorzata Janczarek and Małgorzata Józwik.
We invite entrepreneurs who:
During the workshop, participants will learn about:
Programme – Atlas for entrepreneurs Gdańsk
After the workshop, entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to consult their ideas individually with trainers.
Applications are accepted electronically via the website. To sign up for the workshop, it is required to register and create an account on the knowledge exchange platform. The workshop is free of charge. The number of places is limited. The order of applications that meet the prerequisites for participation in the workshop is decisive. One person from one company can take part in the workshop.
We cordially invite you to the We Lead! meeting, which will take place on March 7, from 6.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m., in Olivia Sky Club (Oliva Tower building, 12th floor). The meeting is free of charge, prior registration is required.
We Lead, because an organization without a team and a leader does not exist. The meeting is dedicated to all those who want to create and develop responsible, committed teams. The speakers will talk about what is important on the way to building effective organizations of the future based on trust, where the overriding value is the human being. They will guide you through the meanders of the teal organization theory, show you what goes wrong in them and why, in order to leave the participants with a positive message that the first step towards building the organization of the future is the development of leaders.
Program
18:00-18:30 Registration of participants
18:30-19:00 Monika Zubrzycka-Nowak, “How to act in a rapidly changing world – TheoryU (or rather practiceU) in outline”
19:00-19:30 Jakub Marchwicki, “Everyone has a choice, even the manager”
19:30-20:00 Monika Rychcik-Leyk, “A leader with a heart”
20:00-21:00 Networking, coffee and cake 🙂
Speakers
MONIKA ZUBRZYCKA-NOWAK
For many years, I have been accompanying people in developing their awareness of themselves, the relationships they create, and their responsibility for the quality of their lives. As a coach and trainer, I am happy to observe the process of evolution of both individual and team worldviews. Teal organizations can only exist in conditions in which the people who create them are ready for it. And I’m happy to share my knowledge and experiences leading to this readiness.
JAKUB MARCHWICKI
I’ve been a programmer for over a dozen years, an architect for a few years, an analyst sometimes, a consultant by choice, a manager by choice, a trainer by passion, a wannabe entrepreneur – by dreams, a leader of the Java User Group in Gdańsk – there’s a good chance that I’m not doing any of this well. But I’m trying… And I learn from my failures.
MONIKA RYCHCIK-LEYK
Passionate leader, coach and mentor focused on the development of teams and their achievements as the best way to achieve goals. I want to share my experience with others in how to build smart and effective teams, in which communication escapes absolutely everything. I dream that participatory organizations, based on trust, collective intuition and wisdom, where the supreme value is the human being, will replace all soulless, procedural and bureaucratic creations. I believe it is possible!
Participation in the meeting is free of charge, but due to the limited number of places, prior registration is required .
On Monday evening, 20 February, another meeting of the Olivia Cooltura series took place. The guest of OBC was a well-known Gdańsk photojournalist, Maciej Kosycarz. His extremely colourful personality, charisma and incredible talent for storytelling – recorded in the photos of his father, Zbigniew Kosycarz, and his own – made this event a long memory of the numerous guests gathered in Olivia Sky Club.
Maciej Kosycarz is a well-known figure to most people living in Gdańsk. He can easily be described as “The Man: A Gdańsk Cultural Institution”, although he prefers to present himself as: “Son of his own father”; because of his great respect for the person and professional achievements of his father, Zbigniew, whose saving became Maciej’s life’s mission. In his work, he is first and foremost a chronicler of the changes taking place in our reality and customs, recording – with the help of a camera – what is constant and unchangeable and what is ephemeral. She is also involved in the organization of exhibitions and the Pomeranian Press Photography Competition Gdańsk Press Photo. Over the last dozen or so years, he has released twelve albums from the series “Fot. The Scythe”. On a daily basis, he is a photojournalist and the owner of the Kosycarz Press Foto agency. Since last year, he has also been a co-owner of the Gallery of Various Arts (Gdańsk, 101 Ogarna Street).
In the first part of the meeting, in a nearly hour-long conversation with Monika Bogdanowicz from Olivia Business Centre (the author of the Olivia Cooltura series), Maciej Kosycarz talked about how he showed an entrepreneurial spirit from an early age and how he creatively developed many of his own, often surprising, business projects. In a hilarious way, he shared memories of his youth and brought closer the life of a photojournalist, rich in unique experiences. The conversation also included a reflection on the development of the media, new technologies and communication tools that are changing the way we treat photography. The scythe-maker spoke m.in. about the impact of the above on our “photo-behaviors” and habits of recording images every day. The protagonist of the meeting appealed to the guests to immortalize, in any form, their loved ones and their immediate surroundings: places of residence, commute, walking routes, etc. Based on his own experiences, he described meetings from the past, for example with the future Miss World Aneta Kręglicka or the musician and satirist Krzysztof Skiba.
The transience of moments can be preserved forever, thanks to capturing in photos what is important to us and what we want to pass on to our loved ones or future generations.
In the second part of the meeting, Maciej Kosycarz presented an extraordinary collection of photographs from the archive of his father, Zbigniew Kosycarz, as well as his own photographs, which have entered the history of Polish and world reportage. The screen in Olivia Sky Club was filled with a rich palette of social, political and cultural situations… Extraordinary historical moments, such as the visit of Pope John Paul II to Oliwa, the President of the United States George Bush or the match between Lechia Gdańsk and Juventus Turin.
In the finale, the guests saw unique photos from Oliwa before and after the war. It has been a district of Gdańsk for 90 years, and its intensive economic development has been especially in the last decade, although in fact – looking at the pages of the rich history of this place – Oliwa has always been a people-friendly space, open to the world and taking on new challenges. After all, in the 1960s, the tallest blocks of flats in Gdańsk and the largest sports stadium were built here.
The meeting ended, it could not have been otherwise, with talks with the participants. There were also photos taken together and special dedications in albums by Maciej Kosycarz.
We would like to thank all guests for their presence. We would like to express our special thanks to Mrs. Danuta Poczman (President of the My Olive Association), Mr. Tomasz Strug (StaraOliwa.pl) and Ewa Kowalska (IBedeker.pl).
We would also like to thank the Provincial and Municipal Public Library in Gdańsk and the Gdańsk Community for their patronage, as well as the Lobster Restaurant for delicious refreshments.
We will invite you to the next meetings with authors soon.
Monika Bogdanowicz
The annual Evening Gala of Pomeranian Employers, during which the best companies and personalities of the region are awarded, is one of the most important events in business. On Friday, 25 February, nearly 700 guests gathered at the AmberExpo exhibition centre in Gdańsk – representatives of the world of business, science, culture and local authorities. The special guest of this year’s event was actor Janusz Gajos. Olivia Business Centre was the Main Partner of the Evening Gala, during which awards in the “Pomeranian Employer of the Year” competition are presented.
“We want to appreciate and widely promote the achievements of Pomeranian companies and their managers ,” said Zbigniew Canowiecki, President of Pomeranian Employers, during the ceremony. ” This is the idea behind the award, awarded not only for the economic growth of the company, but also for its activities for the environment and friendly relations with employees.
The winner in the “Small Enterprise” category was Biuro Usługowe Mariom, owned by Mariusz Grzęda. m.in were also awarded in this category. resident of OBC, Goyello.
The winner of the “Medium-sized Enterprise” category is Schooner sp. Ltd.; The President of the Management Board of the company is Michał Hernik.
The winner in the “Large Enterprise” category was Intel Technology Poland, whose President of the Management Board is Ryszard Dyrga. Prizes in the above-mentioned The award was presented by m.in President of Olivia Business Centre, Maciej Grabski.
Fig. Maciej Kosycarz, Kosycarz Foto Press/ mat. Presses.
During this year’s Gala, for the second time, the award of the Employer of the Year of the Gdańsk-Gdynia-Sopot Metropolital Area was awarded. For 2016, it was awarded to Trefl SA. The award was granted by Paweł Adamowicz, Mayor of the City of Gdańsk and President of the Board of the Metropolitan Area.
Golden Oxers were also awarded to the founders of the Crist shipyard – Ireneusz Ćwirko and Krzysztof Kulczycki and the Termika company, whose founder is Zdzisław Sochacki. Currently, the company is managed by the founder’s son, Maciej Sochacki.
The Primum Cooperatio statuette was awarded to Professor Janusz Rachoń.
Full reports m.in:
Elaboration based on: Dziennik Bałtycki, trójmiasto.pl
Annual Evening Gala of the Pomeranian Employers, during which the best companies and personalities of the region are awarded, is one of the most important business events. In the exhibition centre AmberExpo in Gdańsk, on the 25th of February, gathered nearly 700 guests – representatives of the world of business, science and culture, as well as local authorities. The special guest of this year’s event was Janusz Gajos – an actor. Olivia Business Centre was the Main Partner of Evening Gala, during which awards in the “Pomeranian Employer of the Year” contest are presented.
The contest “Pomeranian Employer of the Year”, organised by Pomeranian Employers, is addressed to all Pomeranian companies. Awards are presented to the companies, which meet contest requirements concerning financial-economic condition and, at the same time, popularise through their actions corporate social responsibility and organise employee-friendly workplaces. The contest is settled in three categories: small (up to 50 employees), medium (from 51 to 250 employees) and large enterprise (more than 250 employees).
– We want to appreciate and widely promote the achievements of Pomeranian companies and their managers – said Zbigniew Canowiecki, the president of Pomeranian Employers, during the event. – This is the idea of the award presented not only for economic growth of a company, but also for its contribution and friendly relations with employees.
The winner in the category “Small Enterprise” is Service Bureau Mariom, whose owner is Mariusz Grzęda. In this category, among others, an OBC resident – Goyello company – was awarded as well.
The winner in the category “Medium Enterprise” is Schooner sp. Ltd.; the president of the company’s management board is Michał Hernik.
The winner in the category “Large Enterprise” is Intel Technology Poland; the president of the company’s management board is Ryszard Dyrga. Awards in the above-mentioned category were presented, among others, by the president of Olivia Business Centre – Maciej Grabski.
During this year’s gala, the award “Employer of the Year from the Tri-City Metropolitan Area” was presented for the second time. Trefl SA was awarded for year 2016 by Paweł Adamowicz, the President of the City of Gdańsk and the president of Tri-City Metropolitan Area’s management board.
What is more, Złote Oxery awards were presented to the founders of Crist shipyard – Ireneusz Ćwirko and Krzysztof Kulczycki, as well as Termika company, the founder of which is Zdzisław Sochacki. Currently, the company is led by the founder’s son – Maciej Sochacki.
Statuette Primum Cooperatio was presented to professor Janusz Rachoń.
Full coverages can be found on:
Compiled on the basis of: Dziennik Bałtycki, trojmiasto.pl
Pomeranian entrepreneurs and investors met today at the Olivia Business Centre under the aegis and at the invitation of the Pomeranian Regional Chamber of Commerce (PRCC).
The meeting was opened by Sławomir Halbryt, President of the PRCC Management Board. President of WSE, Małgorzata Zaleska, talked about “How to raise capital for development” and suggested the stock exchange as a possibility to finance development strategies. The stock exchange is a form of capital redistribution and effective allocation. Investors holding capital surpluses may allocate them to companies with, in their opinion, significant growth potential.
Marek Rybiec, President of the Management Board of Skarbiec SA was a special guest of the meeting. He shared, inter alia, his experiences concerning the funding of company development with bank loans, capital cooperation with private equity funds and issue of securities.
The Olivia Business Centre was the partner to this event.
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