As Country Director, Brzezińska will manage Google's business structures in Poland and will be part of the team managing the Polish branch of Google. – says the company.
He adds that she is a “manager with nearly 25 years of experience in the areas of digital transformation, e-commerce and the implementation of commercial strategies.”
The new head of Google in Poland worked at InPost and Allegro
“Dagmara Brzezińska most recently held the position of VP of Sales at the InPost Group, where she was responsible for the commercial strategy and strategic partnerships of the entire organization and was part of the global management team. At a key moment of the company's foreign expansion, she also took on the role of Interim Chief Commercial Officer in France, responsible for the reorganization of local structures there,” Google also reports.
Before joining InPost, she held key managerial positions at Allegro. There, she supervised the business development of all product categories of the platform and co-created a close team implementing the process of the company's initial public offering (IPO), it was also reported.
The manager is a graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH), majoring in Finance and Banking. She also completed management programs, including: at MIT Sloan School of Management and Harvard Business School Executive Education.
“The dynamic GDP growth makes Poland one of the main economic engines today both in Central and Eastern Europe and on the entire continent,” emphasizes Patrick Warnking, VP, Google CEE.
“The development of artificial intelligence is a huge opportunity to accelerate the growth of Polish companies and the entire economy – from the transformation of retail trade to the segment of small and medium-sized enterprises. We are glad that Dagmara Brzezińska will lead Google in Poland. Her 25 years of experience in managing digital transformation processes guarantees that she will be an excellent support in this breakthrough time for our local partners, Polish companies and organizations,” added Patrick Warnking.
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