Warsow getto professional#

Warsow getto professional#

Jeanette Friedman, a member of The Society of Professional Journalists, established her own company, The Wordsmithy, Llc. His interest in holocaust and genocide work springs from his personal history as well as from his on-the-ground involvement with a non-profit during the Bosnian conflict. Luc learnt about his Jewish origins in his early twenties. Before Vantage, he established an employee-benefits business in Poland which was ultimately successfully listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. Luc is passionate about entrepreneurship. After completing his MBA at INSEAD in France, he spent time working on projects in countries such as Brazil, Gabon, Romania and Bosnia with the World Bank (IFC). Luc has a long-standing interest in development finance. He has recently launched an education investment platform which, in the first instance, is targeting the countries of Central & Eastern Europe. Luc Albinski is based in Johannesburg and is the co-founder of Vantage Capital’s mezzanine finance business which offers long-term, growth capital to mid-size businesses across Africa. She also served as editor of the bilingual scholarly journal, Slavic Almanac. She also was interested in translation theory, attempting to translate mainly short stories, several of which being published in Jewish Affairs and elsewhere. During her academic career, Agata mainly focused on contemporary literature. In 1999, she was awarded the degree DLitt et Phil for her thesis entitled “The Grotesque in the Works of Bruno Jasienski” (revised and published under the same title by Peter Lang, in 2006). A native of Poland, in 1970 she obtained an MA in Russian Philology at Wroclaw University, before emigrating to South Africa with her husband and sons in 1981. A keen personal interest in learning more about the fate of her Jewish peers in Warsaw during the Holocaust motivated Maria to publish an award-winning book on this topic in 2017 after years of research.įor thirty years, Professor Emerita, Agata Krzychylkiewicz, lectured in Russian and European literature at the University of South Africa.

Maria Ciesielska is a specialist in Family Medicine and a university lecturer with a doctorate in medical history.