Two new directors in the LCP Properties structures in Poland

Two new directors in the LCP Properties structures in Poland

LCP Properties, one of the leading investors and developers on the Polish Retail Park market, continues the process of strengthening its organizational structure, including at the director level.  Andrzej Plit is the new Finance Director. In the case of the EMKA shopping center in Koszalin, owned by LCP, Daria Kokowska became the new Shopping Center Director

Andrzej Plit, the new Finance Director at LCP Properties in Poland, will manage a team of eighteen people, including from the controlling and accounting departments. As part of his daily duties, he will be responsible for the entire financial area of the company. Andrzej has gained experience in the financial sector for fifteen years, including the last seven as Chief Financial Officer at Momentum Capital. Previously, he worked at Balmain Property Management for three years, as Financial Manager and then Head of Finance. He started his career in finance-related structures at Cushman & Wakefield and Atrium Poland Real Estate Management. He is a graduate of history at the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University, as well as accounting and finance at the University of Warsaw and postgraduate studies in real estate market management at Solvay Brussels School Economics & Management.

Daria Kokowska, in her new position as Shopping Center Director, will be responsible for the comprehensive management of the largest retail facility in LCP's portfolio, i.e. the EMKA shopping center in Koszalin with more than 25,000 sq.m. GLA. Daria has more than 14 years of experience in managing large-scale retail facilities. In the last three years, she managed the Elbląg-based Ogrody shopping center as Shopping Center Director. Previously, she was also associated with CBRE and Atrium Poland, where for almost 10 years she was responsible for the Forum Koszalin shopping center, initially as Deputy Shopping Center Director and then already as Director. Daria is a graduate of management and marketing at the Koszalin University of Technology.

Filling these very strategic positions from the point of view of the company's operation on the Polish market is the result of a decision aimed at attracting the best available talents, who, through the roles entrusted to them, will strengthen the overall position of the company as well as add value to currently planned projects and ongoing processes, -  commented Magdalena Kowalewska, COO, LCP Properties in Poland.