What expertise do you bring to RWC?

My original career path wasn’t directly in real estate, but I have worked in multiple sectors that align with the way we do our work here. I’m originally from the city of Koronowo, Poland, where I had work experience in local government, project management, financial control, public relations, marketing, business ownership, and even the medical field as a nurse. I earned multiple degrees from varying fields including an Accounting degree, a Bachelor’s, and Master’s degrees in Economic Policy and Strategy, from the Economic University. I also earned degrees in Internal Auditing and Financial Control in the Public Sector at SGH Warsaw School of Economics and another degree in Public Relations at the WSG University of Economy. Prior to RWC, I worked for seven years in the District Office of Bydgoszcz, Poland as a Director of the Department of Development and European Funds. It’s safe to say my background is quite diverse and that has served me well in my position here.

When my son got married and moved to the United States, I wanted to be closer to him and see what new opportunities I could make for myself. I was placed with RWC through a staffing agency in 2016 and the rest is history! It turned out to be a great fit.

What do you enjoy doing in your free time?

In my free time I enjoy reading books, cooking, and playing with my dog, Lucky. He is an adorable Yorkie terrier and my best friend. I also enjoy spending time with my son family, especially with my grandchildren, Weston and Olivia. We often watch my grandson’s soccer games and my granddaughter’s music performances. I love music and very often attend local bands’ performances in Columbus area. I also enjoy watching tennis, so every year I go to Cincinnati to watch the Cincinnati Open tournament. It is an amazing opportunity to see the world-famous tennis players in person. I’m also closely involved in supporting the local Polish community to keep in touch with my roots.

What do you love about Columbus?

I like Columbus because you can never be bored here. There is always something to do. There is the Franklin Conservatory, COSI, The ZOO, Metroparks galore, live music, shows, hockey, soccer, football, baseball, volleyball, food festivals, tons of coffee shops, restaurants, and theaters (both live theaters and movies). Every week there is something new and interesting to do.