Thursday, 4 November 2021
8 am-9 am
Singapore is a city-state located near the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula.
It is a kind of laboratory of urban development. Full of not only people, but also lush greenery. It seems to be a good indicator of what life will be like in big cities at the end of the 21st century.
Attend our Thursday Breakfast and find out:
- why Singapore is called the “navel of the world”,
- why Singapore is considered to be so modern,
- what rules residents must follow,
- what Poles have in common with the appearance of modern Singapore.
Singapore culture and daily life will be discussed by:
Monika Guzek – intercultural trainer, project manager and university lecturer. She coordinates strategic marketing projects and is responsible for introducing products into foreign markets and adapting them to the requirements of these markets. For the past 11 years, she continues to find fulfilment in the area of B2B and B2C marketing, actively supporting sales departments and adapting sales support methods to local customer preferences. She has gained extensive international experience: Monika has worked in Poland, Germany, China and Indonesia, and for the last two years she has been dividing her life between Poland and Portugal. President of SIETAR Poland.
The meeting will be held in Polish.
To confirm your participation, please contact:
Timea Balajcza, spotkania@balajcza.pl
tel.: +48 601 913 446
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