Tag: COMMUNITY

Let’s make Olivia green! We are starting the next stage of work

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka


Dear Residents,

 

Last year, we started the reconstruction of our patio. In order not to make the work burdensome, we divided it into shorter stages. We completed the first one in the spring and summer of 2024, and now we are entering the second stage. Yes, yes, we are consistently greening Olivia. For you. We systematically create a wooded space, full of grass and flowers, where you will be able to rest, relax and which you will be delighted with. The project is large, its implementation takes time, but the effect will be, we hope, spectacular.

 

The first phase of works (stages I and II) includes the development of the area between the Olivia Star building and Olivia Six, which will allow us to create a new, functional outdoor space. The works of the second stage will take several weeks and in the summer we will be able to enjoy another refreshed part of the patio.

 

We make every effort to ensure that everything runs smoothly and does not interfere with all everyday functioning in Olivia. Access to the revolving door from the Olivia Six side will be provided throughout the duration of our works.

 

Below we present a visualization of the space after the reconstruction. Here you will find a plan of the patio with an indication of the place where the works will be carried out (marked in color withgreen).

 

Green Power! Keep your fingers crossed!

 

 

Spring on two wheels

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

The days are longer, the sun shines stronger, and you can feel the energy of a new beginning in the air. This is the perfect time to dust off your bike or take your motorcycle out of the winter garage and go to work on your beloved two-wheeler. This article was created for you, cyclists and motorcyclists. Read it, because it’s all useful information. This time we will start with motorcyclists, because there are more and more of you in Olivia, and we have not paid you enough attention so far (we think so).

 

Motorcycles

 

Remember that during working hours you will park your motorcycle for FREE in designated spaces in the UNDERGROUND GARAGE HALLS.

 

It’s all about benefits!

 

Paint and plastic
protectionUV radiation can fade the paint and plastic parts over time, making the motorcycle look older than it is. The paint loses its depth, tarnishes, and plastics can crack.

 

Avoiding overheating of the fuel
tankWhen the motorcycle is in the sun for a long time, the fuel in the tank can heat up, which increases evaporation and can lead to an increase in pressure – in extreme cases even to a leak in the system (especially in older models).

 

Comfort
A heated saddle, grips and tank can be really unpleasant to the touch – especially in summer. In the shade, these elements remain cooler.

 

Electronics and battery
protectionHigh temperatures can accelerate battery wear and negatively affect the operation of electronics, sensors or LCD displays.

 

Tyre
protectionRubber does not like prolonged exposure to the sun – UV rays and high temperature can accelerate the aging process of tires, which affects their grip and safety.

 

 


Please do not park your vehicle in ABOVE-GROUND PARKING SPACES FOR CARS.

 

 

How to park in a garage hall?

  • Prepare your office entry card.
  • Drive to the entrance to the underground parking lot of the building where you work.
  • Place the card against the BICYCLE READER, wait until the entrance gate to the garage hall opens.
  • Carefully avoid the barrier (it won’t rise)
  • Park in the designated space marked with this sign:

 

 

Bikes

 

At Olivia Centre you have at your disposal:

  • several hundred bicycle racks – inside garage halls and outside buildings,
  • two bicycle repair points,
  • lockers for cyclists in garage halls,
  • shower cubicles (if you need a refreshment after your trip).



Here you can park your bike in above-ground car parks:

 

 

 

Scooters

Have you come to work on a scooter? In Olivia Centre you will find:

  • special stands for scooters,
  • scooter lockers with charging system for electric models.

 


Remember that you can also use publicly available scooters and electric scooters as well as bicycles as part of the Mevo Metropolitan Bike System.

 

Remember that now you can add every kilometer traveled by bike or scooter to the pool of Active Charity campaigns!

 

 

Bike lockers at My Olivia

To make life and work better for those who come to work on a bike, it is possible to rent bicycle lockers in the My Olivia application. It takes a few moments. And you can rent such a cabinet with access to the shower even for the whole year. It’s very easy! How to do it?

 

  • Download My Olivia from the App Store or Google Play (if you don’t already have it)
  • Click on the BIKE icon in the app
  • Go through everything STEP BY STEP (takes a minute or two).

 

What are your options?

  • cabinet in the garage hall;
  • cupboard in the garage hall (with shower);
  • locker in the bicycle locker room (with shower).

 

How long can you rent a bike locker for?

  • 90 days
  • 180 days
  • 360 days

 

How much does it cost?

  • a cabinet in the garage hall – PLN 30 for 90 days,
  • a cabinet in the garage hall, with access to a shower – PLN 60 for 90 days,
  • locker in the bicycle locker room, with access to the shower – PLN 90 for 90 days.

 

How to do it? Step by step

  1. You choose the building where you WANT to have a locker.
  2. You choose a service (e.g. a locker in a garage hall).
  3. You indicate how long you want to rent it for (90, 180, 360 days) and click “next”.
  4. You check if the order is correct.
  5. If you want to receive an invoice, tick the “Invoice” checkbox.
  6. You pay for everything and rent a locker.

You will receive a confirmation of your purchase with the e-mail address you provided when registering in the My Olivia application.

 

 


We have two working days to complete all the formalities and contact you to issue you with the locker key. That’s it:)

The Olivia Prize 2024 awards have gone to the winners!

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

The fifth edition of the Olivia Prize awards is behind us. This time, Olivia Centre, the largest Polish business centre, awarded 5 main prizes and 3 distinctions. The ceremonial gala, during which the statuettes were awarded, took place on the 34th floor of Olivia Star, and the patronage over this year’s edition was taken by Fahrenheit Union of Universities in Gdańsk and the United Nations Global Compact Network Poland.

 

Olivia Centre is the largest business centre in Poland, which since 2020 has been awarding prizes to the most interesting business and social initiatives. This time, the organizer decided to expand the formula and award prizes and distinctions also to promising Pomeranian scientists and a nationwide business environment institution. The jury consisting of: Marta Moksa (O4 Coworking), Prof. Ph.D. Sylwia Mrozowska (Univentum Labs), Jolanta Szydłowska (Gdańsk Foundation for Management Development), Grzegorz Borowski (Infoshare), Paweł Jemioł (Nordea), Mateusz Kusznierewicz, multiple Polish medalist in sailing and Remigiusz Wojciechowski (Bayer).

 

Olivia Impact

 

The main prize in the Olivia Impact 2024 category, awarded to companies and projects that contribute to business development to the greatest extent, was won by the Pomerania Development Agency for the consistently implemented Invest in Pomerania programme, which works to improve the investment attractiveness of Pomerania.

 

The distinction in this category went to the team of the ARCO by Paco Pérez and Treinta y Tres restaurants and chef Antonio Arcieri for obtaining a number of prestigious international awards (Bib Gourmand star and distinction of the Michelin guide, La Liste, The Best Chef Awards, Star Wine List, Best of Award of Excellence). Winning so many awards has a huge impact on the promotion of Gdańsk on the gastronomic map of the world, as well as the development of a number of local cooperators of these restaurants.

 

Olivia Harmony

 

In the Olivia Harmony category, awarded to projects with the highest social dimension, the main prize was won by Capgemini Polska. The statuette was awarded for the Oh, Christmas Tree! initiative – a project that made it possible to fulfill the Christmas dreams of the charges of the Korczak Nursing Home in Gdańsk Oliwa and the planting of 9000 trees by over 200 employees in 6 locations in the Pomeranian Voivodeship.

 

In this category, the award went to Aspire Systems Poland for a number of environmental and charity initiatives as well as actions for physical and mental health. The jury wanted to emphasize the scale of pro-social and ecological projects that are implemented at Aspire. In 2024 alone, the company implemented as many as 5 such projects.

 

Olivia Everyday Hero

 

A new competition category was also Olivia Everyday Hero – for an individual for her social involvement. For 2024, the award was won by Karol Grodzicki from Speeron, who is also the head of the IT Department of the Polish Scouting and Guiding Association Headquarters. The jury appreciated Karol Grodzicki’s commitment to the Safe from Harm initiative, which aims to prevent violence against children and to conduct training for over 20 thousand members of the ZHP staff via an e-learning platform.

 

For supporting the community of the business services sector in Poland and the organization of one of the most important business conferences Follow the Leaders in Gdańsk, the Olivia Connect 2024 award was won by Pro Progressio. This institution has been working for years to connect and promote entrepreneurs, supports their development, organizes a number of business events, and develops numerous reports and analyzes to see trends, opportunities and risks of business conducted in Poland.

 

Olivia Hero of the Future

 

In this year’s edition, for the first time, the Olivia Hero of the Future awards were presented, the aim of which is to support and promote innovative projects carried out by Pomeranian scientists. This category was organised in partnership with the Daniel Fahrenheit Association of Universities in Gdańsk, which includes the Medical University of Gdańsk, the Gdańsk University of Technology and the University of Gdańsk. For projects implemented in 2024, the main prize in this category went to a team consisting of: Paweł Mazierski, PhD, Anna Gołąbiewska, PhD, Beata Bajorowicz, PhD, and Anna Malankowska, PhD .

 

The award was granted for research and development work in the field of modern photocatalytic technologies for air and water purification, allowing for the optimization of processes while reducing energy consumption. The effectiveness of the developed solutions has been tested to remove various air pollutants, including volatile organic compounds (VOCs), nitrogen oxides, sulphur oxides, and microorganisms such as bacteria (Pseudomonas aeruginosa) and bacteriophages (SARS-CoV-2-like structures)

 

In this category, the jury also decided to award a distinction, which went to the team consisting of: Dr. n. Med. Ulana Juhas, Ph.D. Med. Andżelika Borkowska, Joanna Reczkowicz, MSc, Zuzanna Margas, MSc. The award was granted for the INFLASCOPE intelligent inflammatory analysis and prediction system operating in the SaaS model, using routine blood tests for automatic analysis and prediction of inflammation, where the use of AI and machine learning algorithms is crucial. This model contributes to detecting inflammatory trends and predicting the risk of chronic diseases such as atherosclerosis, chronic heart failure and cancer.

 

 

– Olivia Prize is growing in strength every year, which is of great importance for us organizers – says Bogusław Wieczorek, representative of the management board of Olivia Centre. From the project, which initially had the dimension of supporting the promotion of enterprises operating in Olivia, it grows to the rank of awards, covering the entire province and supporting numerous, very socially beneficial projects. We are glad that our project is supported by such important partners as the Fahrenheit University Association or the UN Global Compact Network Poland, because thanks to this, the projects we award can gain even better promotion and support, especially when it comes to initiatives supporting business development, ecological, charitable and scientific projects.

 

The author of the awards in the Olivia Prize 2024 competition is Magda Beneda. The greatest passion of the graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk is painting, but the Gdańsk-based artist is also involved in graphic design and applied arts. He has 15 art exhibitions throughout Europe. Her works can be found in many private collections in Poland, Norway, Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Great Britain and the USA.

 

 

 

Sail with Olivia Yacht Club in the 2025 season. Let’s start!

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

We live and work by the sea, so we just couldn’t miss this unique opportunity! In 2018, we established the Olivia Yacht Club, which brings together lovers of recreational swimming and real sea dogs, and since then we have been sailing together.

 

We are opening the 2025 season

We opened the 2025 season with a cruise on March 22!

 

Get to know Gdańsk from the water – see the Main Town, the Port of Gdańsk, the Wisłoujście Fortress and the symbolic Westerplatte. Buy a ticket for selected swims with Olivia:

Fig. Olivia Yacht Club

 

Sailing is not only a sport and a passion, but also a way to develop strategic planning skills, team cooperation and improving mental resilience. It is also, of course, a great way to spend time outdoors and – in our case – a great opportunity to discover the charms of the Bay of Gdańsk together.

 

Masterful traditions

We created Olivia Yacht Club together with Mateusz Kusznierewicz – one of the most outstanding Polish sailors, Olympic champion from Atlanta (1996) in the Finn class and bronze medalist of the Olympic Games in Athens (2004). This multiple world and European champion inspired OYC members with his knowledge and experience, taught them and motivated them to constantly improve their sailing skills. Although he no longer conducts regular training, he still sails with Olivia whenever he has a free moment.

 

Fig. Olivia Yacht Club

 

Year-round cruises on the Bay of Gdansk

Olivia Yacht Club organizes cruises regardless of the season. Spring, summer and even winter trips! The cruises take off from both Gdańsk and Sopot, and one of their ambassadors is Maciej Kotarski, Director at Olivia Centre, who promotes winter sailing in particular as an excellent way to develop immunity and fortitude. He also enjoys sailing with the crews of Nordea, Capgemini, Grid Dynamics and Just Join IT.

 

Partnership with Premium Yachting

Thanks to cooperation with Premium Yachting , our members have access to modern vessels and professional organization of cruises. Together, we develop sailing culture and inspire people to push new boundaries – both in sport and in professional life.

 

We invite you to sail together and discover new horizons!

 

 

Do you know the biggest regatta in the world?

Sailing is not only about recreation, but also about competition at the highest level. The most prestigious regattas include:

  • America’s Cup – the oldest and most prestigious sailing competition, held since 1851,
  • Volvo Ocean Race (now The Ocean Race) – an extreme, several-month-long race around the world,
  • Vendée Globe – a solitary regatta around the world without stops,
  • The Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race is a demanding race from Sydney to Hobart.

Opening of the exhibition “Fresh Blood” in Olivia Star

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Until 15 May, you can admire the works of young artists from the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk at Olivia Star. The “Fresh Blood” exhibition, under the aegis of Olivia Centre and the Gdańsk Community Foundation, was opened by a vernissage in the lobby of Olivia Star. Media patronage: Zawsze Pomorze, TVP Gdańsk and Radio Gdańsk.

 

The exhibition “Fresh Blood” presents a variety of topics oscillating around man and the world around him. Painting invites the viewer to become part of the painting, depicting scenes of markets and their tumult, as well as a meditative look relating to our memories. Sculpture, from classic ceramic to modern plaster forms, complements this exhibition.

 

The following artists will present their works: Filip Rzodkiewicz (curator), Victoria Więckowska, Julia Ledwoń, Jan Raczyński, Matylda Soja, Magdalena Drawska, Jan Kalman and Oliwia Eliza Bury.

 

We cordially invite you to discover young art in the spaces of Olivia Centre. Admission.

 

 

About the creators:

 

OLIWIA ELIZA BURY
The artist (b. 1998, Rzeszów) is a graduate of the Faculty of Sculpture and Intermedia at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk (diploma in the sculpture studio of Professor Wojciech Sęczawa). She participated in plein-airs in Vilnius and the Czech Republic. Her work is based on an intuitive pursuit of her roots, an attempt to find and show her own arche, her Source. Her works are inspired by the nature and culture of the Subcarpathian region.
https://bury-artstudio.pl

 

MAGDALENA DRAWSKA
The young artist (b. 2000, Tczew) studies at the Faculty of Painting of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk (fourth year) in the studio of Professor Krzysztof Polkowski. He paints, draws and photographs.
Instagram: @magda.lena.drawska

 

JAN KALMAN
(b. 2001, Gdańsk) studies at the Faculty of Painting of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk (fifth year) in the studio of Professor Maciej Świeszewski. It mainly focuses on floral motifs; He also creates ceramics and botanical illustrations.
Instagram: @jan.kal.art

 

JULIA LEDWOŃ
Julia Ledwoń (b. 2000, Lubliniec) is a sculptor. She graduated from the Institute of Art of the University of Silesia in Katowice in the field of Artistic Education and master’s studies at the Faculty of Ceramics and Glass of the Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław. She expanded her workshop skills during an internship at the Ceramic Kingdom Studio in Berlin. He is currently studying at the Faculty of Sculpture of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk (first year).
Instagram: @Julialedwon

 

JAN RACZYŃSKI
Jan Raczyński (b. 1999, Kartuzy) studies at the Faculty of Sculpture and Intermedia (fifth year) in the diploma studio of prof. Ph.D. Wojciech Sęczawa and in the Workshop of Medallic Art and Small Forms prof. Ph.D. Ludmiła Ostrogórska. Sculptor, painter, draughtsman, musician and poet. Raczyński focuses on reflection on man and his relationship with the world.
Instagram: @jan.raczynski.art

 

FILIP RZODKIEWICZ (curator of the exhibition)
The young artist (born in 2000) studies at the Faculty of Painting of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk (fifth year) under the supervision of prof. Ph.D. Krzysztof Polkowski. Winner of the W. Fangor competition, winner of distinctions and artistic residencies at Laznia CCA in Gdańsk and finalist of the international competition “99 Future Blue Chip Artists”. He participated in artistic residencies in Latvia and South Korea. In addition to his own work, he organizes exhibitions of works by young artists as a curator of the “Northern Wall” Gallery. His works can be found in private collections in Poland, Canada and the USA.
Instagram: @Filip_Rzodkiewicz

 

MATYLDA SOJA
Visual artist, student of the Faculty of Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk (fifth year). He paints, creates installations, works with the world. In her actions, she explores discomfort and looks for boundaries – not only her own.
Instagram: @thilde_sun

 

VICTORIA WIĘCKOWSKA
Victoria Więckowska (b. 1998, Toruń) graduated from the École Européenne in Luxembourg. She studied at the Faculty of Fashion Design at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp (Belgium). Currently, she is a student of the Faculty of Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk (fifth year) in the diploma studio of prof. Ph.D. Maciej Świeszewski. Her paintings can be found in private collections in Poland and abroad. Victoria Więckowska lives and works in Sopot.
Instagram: @Art_e.vic

 

 

It was a fantastic Women’s Day with Olivia!

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Women’s Day in Olivia is already our tradition. And it’s a beautiful tradition. On March 6, we met in the lobby of Olivia Prime A and devoted the whole morning to various things. It was a bit practical and a bit impractical:) There was also our hit, a self-defense workshop. We hope that each Olivian has found a proposal for herself. And we hope even more that this day was special for you.

 

Here are some photos from the workshops: bicycle workshop entitled. “Do it yourself!”, evening make-upand effective self-defense. Thank you for taking a moment to celebrate with us on this day.

 

See you soon!

 

 

Join Active Charity 2025!

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

 

Did you know that our Resident, the Energa Group, has been organising the Active Charities campaign since 2014? And everyone can join it! The participants of the 11th edition covered over 515 thousand kilometers, which means that they traveled around Poland 150 times! 716 people, including 347 women and 369 men, contributed to this spectacular result. The employees of Energa Obrót covered the most kilometers – 120,563. Almost 80 thousand. As part of the campaign, we have so far managed to cover over 4 million km and donate aid worth PLN 2,580,000.00 to 134 facilities.

 

How can you get involved?

 

Just walk, run, ride your bike, scooter, rollerblades… Your activity Monitor via any app of your choice, e.g. Strava. Inform the Energa Group about this every month, and each kilometre you travel will be added to the common kilometre pool. You have plenty of time, because the campaign lasts until December 31.

 

We have 250,000 km to go. If we manage to exceed the assumed mileage limit, the Energa Foundation will donate funds to children in need, seniors and animal shelters.

 

Every active charity who goes out, leaves, runs 100 km and donates them to the common pool will be able to recommend the Beneficiary to the Organizers. If you have any questions, write to: rowery@energa.pl

 

How do I register for
Active Charities
?

 

That’s how:

 

We invite you to the Olivia Prize 2024 award ceremony and a lecture by Jacek Sokołowski, PhD

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We cordially invite you to the award ceremony in the Olivia Prize 2024 competition! For the fifth time, we will meet to appreciate the most interesting business, social and economic undertakings of the Residents of Olivia Centre. We will also present special awards to business environment institutions and young scientists associated with Tri-City universities. Registration is required for the event.

 

The partners of the individual award categories are the United Nations Global Compact Network Poland and the Daniel Fahrenheit Union of Universities in Gdańsk.

 

The special guest of the event will be Dr. Jacek Sokołowski, lecturer at the Institute of Political Science and International Relations of the Jagiellonian University, legal advisor, expert on political issues, co-founder and in the years 2012–2022 head of the Center for Quantitative Research on Politics of the Jagiellonian University, collaborator of the Jagiellonian Club and the Allerhand Institute, he also publishes in “Dziennik Gazeta Prawna”. Author of the book “Transnaród” which is an analysis of the evolution of the political system in Poland, with particular emphasis on the formation of a new middle class, popular political commentator publishing on the X website as EasyRider.

 

The award ceremony will take place on March 27, 2025 on the 34th floor of Olivia Star.

 

Agenda of the meeting

  • 18:00 Opening
  • 18:00-18:15 Welcome
  • 18:15-19:15 Lecture by Dr. Jacek Sokołowski
  • 19:10-20:00 Olivia Prize Awards Ceremony
  • 20:00-21:00 Closing / cocktail

 

Sign Up

 

 

This year, the prizes in the Olivia Prize competition will be awarded in three categories:

  • Olivia Impact – for economic or business undertakings carried out by the Resident’s company or entities from its group.
  • Olivia Harmony – for social or ecological projects carried out by the Resident’s company or entities from its group. This category is under the honorary patronage of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC).
  • Olivia Everyday Hero – for an individual, employee or associate of a Resident, for social or ecological involvement.

 

There will also be two special prizes:

  • Olivia Connect – for business environment institutions influencing the Resident or entities from his group.
  • Olivia Hero of the Future – for a young scientist associated with a Tri-City university, who can demonstrate success in the field of R+D or commercialization of research results. This category was under the patronage of the Fahrenheit Union of Universities.

 

The Olivia Prize 2024 jury will consist of:

  • Moksa Marta (O4 Coworking),
  • Sylwia Mrozowska (Univentum Labs),
  • Jolanta Szydłowska (GFKM),
  • Grzegorz Borowski (Infoshare),
  • Paweł Jemioł (Nordea),
  • Mateusz Kusznierewicz,
  • Remigiusz Wojciechowski (Bayer).

 

The contest is exactly for you! Do you have doubts?
Check out the results of previous editions: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023.

 

 

You have until March 16 to apply. Click and apply for the competition!
The official announcement of the results will take place on March 27 during a ceremonial gala.

 

 

Competition form

 

Open Day in Biały Kotek on March 15!

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The Language Kindergarten and White Kitten Nursery, which is located in Olivia in the Olivia Tower building, cordially invites you on March 15 (Saturday) from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m . for the Open Day! See what the White Kitten has prepared for you and your children.

 

11:00-13:00 ROBOTICS WITH LEGO
Creativity at the highest level! Create your own constructions, experiment, and for dessert… cotton candy and popcorn! The classes will be led by Justa Lab, who will lead children into the world of amazing technologies!

 

11:00-13:00 SENSOPLASTY
Developing activities that engage all the senses of the child! Touch, taste, smell, sight and hearing – all this will help in the development of toddlers. Classes are conducted by our certified teachers.

 

11:00-13:00 BABY’S
CORNERA special zone for the youngest! Children from one year old will be able to take part in sensory activities to support their development. It is a space full of fun, laughter and care for the little ones!

 

11:00-13:00 JUDO
TRAININGWith the beloved Mr. Filip from UKS Judo Grizzly Gdańsk – energy, movement and great fun for every toddler!

 

Do you have any questions?

Write to: biuro@bialykotekoliwa.pl
Call: 692 168 090

 

LinkedinLocal Tricity in Olivia Centre. Get to know the person, not the profile

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LinkedinLocal is a global, grassroots initiative that aims to bring virtual connections from LinkedIn’s professional network to the real world and build authentic human relationships. The meetings are non-commercial – their participants come to meet other people and their passions, not to sell products or services.

 

The story of LinkedinLocal began in Australia in 2017, and the idea quickly gained popularity around the world. The Tri-City community joined this global movement in July 2018, organizing the first meeting in the O4 Coworking spaces at Olivia Centre, which is currently one of the main partners of these meetings. Over the next two years, the initiative grew rapidly and the interest of participants continued to grow, but this development was abruptly halted in March 2020 by Covid-19.

 

After a pandemic break, LinkedinLocal returned for good to the Tri-City networking scene in June 2024. The core of the Linkedin Local – Tri-City organizational team is formed by a permanent, family team (the hosts of the meetings are Wojciech Wołoszyk and Kacper Wołoszyk) with the constant support of IURIDICO, which has been the main organizational partner of this series since the beginning of Linkedin Local’s operation.

The community around LinkedinLocal Tri-City is constantly growing, and tickets for subsequent editions are sold out well in advance. In addition to moderated networking, the program includes substantive lectures on a variety of topics – from health well-being, through strategic planning, to legal design, building a personal brand and asset protection.

 

– There is no single, dominant profile of the participant. Among our guests are representatives of various industries and organizations: law, real estate, production, logistics, marketing, financial and professional services, IT, education, psychology, culture, sports and gastronomy. It brings together SME entrepreneurs, mid-level specialists, managers, corporate employees, civil servants, freelancers and professionals – says Wojciech Wołoszyk.

 

The last edition of the event took place in the unique Olivia Star Top space thanks to the partnership with Olivia Centre, offering a panoramic view of the Tri-City from a height of over 140 metres.

 

– The meeting on the 34th floor with a view of the Tri-City metropolis – in my opinion – turned out phenomenally – emphasizes Bogusław Wieczorek, the representative of the management board of Olivia Centre – Olivia is a business hub that connects experts from various industries. This is exactly what the LinkedinLocal initiative does, so it’s the most natural collaboration you can imagine. Importantly, the meetings, despite the fact that they take place in an informal atmosphere, are always characterized by a high substantive level, which certainly contributes to such a large attendance during each of the meetings and influences such a high interest in tickets for subsequent events organized by Wojciech Wołoszyk and his team. And if you add a substantive program to it, there is nothing else to do but wait for the next edition.

 

LinkedinLocal is not only the Tri-City – meetings are also organized in many other Polish cities, including Poznań, Krakow, Warsaw, Toruń, Bydgoszcz, Częstochowa, Gliwice, Wrocław, Katowice, Łódź, Rzeszów, Lublin, Szczecin and Zielona Góra. The organizers cooperate with each other, exchanging experiences and good practices, thus building a nationwide community. Linkedin Corporation does not organize or fund the LinkedinLocal initiative, which is carried out under license.

 

The next LinkedinLocal Tri-City meeting will take place on April 16, 2025.