Jacek Szwajcowski
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| Born | 1964 |
| Nationality | Polish |
| Alma mater | Technical University of Lodz |
Bilderberg Big pharma exec owner of KIPF, which was paid PLN 110,000,000 "to actively manage working capital needs across business lines in light of increased sales volatility caused by the Covid-19 outbreak." | |
Jacek Szwajcowski is a Polish Big Pharma executive who attended the 2005 Bilderberg meeting. He was also selected a 2001 Global Leader for Tomorrow and 2005 by the World Economic Forum, and is a regular at WEF annual meeting in Davos.[1]
Education
He is a graduate of the Technical University of Lodz. As a part of postgraduate education he completed courses at Harvard Kennedy School, George Mason University, Said Business School (Oxford) and Jackson Institute for Global Affairs at Yale University.[1]
Career
Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Pelion S.A., a company with a 33-year history of operations in the healthcare sector. He is a member of the Supervisory Board of several companies, including listed company Pharmena S.A.[1]
Szwajcowski engages in the Polish Business Roundtable, an organization associating owners and key manager of the largest Polish enterprises, and companies operating in Poland, being the resident of the association until May 2019.[1]
Activities
Jacek Szwajcowski and Zbigniew Molenda own 100% of KIPF, which was paid PLN 110,000,000 "to actively manage working capital needs across business lines in light of increased sales volatility caused by the Covid-19 outbreak."[2]