Piotr Chęciński

Polish journalist, foreign affairs and economy expert, tv anchor, presenter, motivational speaker, founder of the OneLeader group. Media trainer in Poland and abroad participant of the trade missions to Asia and America.

Specialization

  • Politics
  • Economy
  • Consulting
  • Innovation
  • Digital and Marketing
  • Motivation
  • Media
  • Change management
  • Human and public relations

Language:Polish & english

Panelist, moderator, host and panelist during the largest Economic Congress in Poland in Krynica, Katowice, Sopot, Rzeszow, Bialystok and on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. (Leading the solemn anniversaries and corporate galas).

Participant of the trade missions around the world, including  Vietnam, Thailand, USA, Indonesia, Azerbaijan, Turkey and many others. A specialist in the field of international political and economic relations. Expert and consultant in image campaigns including promotion of the Polish economy in the world, the activation of women in business and the image of the Polish in the world.

Commentator economic issues and author of tv programs e.g. “Świat I Gospodarka”, “Komentarz Świat”, “Biznes Info”.

He began his career in Polsat where he worked with “Informacje Polsat”. Later he was associated with the publishing house Axel Springer.

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