Poland Eye to eye with… Daniel Bienias
Eye to eye
From this conversation you will learn, among other titbits, about the challenges that await the head of a multinational and multicultural organisation, why sometimes the best deals are made on napkins in a café, and why not all motorcyclists ride in packs.
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Daniel Bienias – the managing director of CBRE for Poland and the CEE region. Daniel has been with CBRE since 2010, where in 2015 he was appointed its managing director for Poland. Before joining CBRE, he was employed by CA Immo as the head of the marketing and leasing department, where he was responsible for the development and implementation of its marketing and business strategy. He graduated from the University of Szczecin and completed postgraduate studies at the Warsaw University of Technology, while he is also a graduate of Sheffield Hallam University and Harvard Business School.
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