Roman Młodkowski

President of the Board of BIZNES24 – new nationwide business TV. Managing Director of Business & Finance Segment at Onet – RAS Poland. Previously Business Consultant - Corporate Internal Communication, Strategic Communication and General Management in Media.

Specialization

  • Economy
  • Consulting
  • Strategy and Management
  • Innovation
  • Media
  • Change management
  • Human and public relations

Language:Polish & english

President of the Board of BIZNES24 – new nationwide business TV. Creator, Head of News and Managing Director of franchise TV business news channel TVN CNBC (2007 – 2013). Head of Business Desk of the first news channel in Poland, TVN24 (2001 – 2007).

Multi award-winning journalist (incl. Kisiel, Fikus and Grand Press awards in 2006). IESE Business School alumnus (Warsaw AMP 2009) and MSc Political Science Warsaw University. Author of multiple TV formats, including Firma (TVN24 2003 – 2009).

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