Welcome back after a beautiful summer. We hope everyone had time to relax and recharge their batteries for the remaining quarter of 2018– the busiest time of year for many of us.

Welcome back after a beautiful summer. We hope everyone had time to relax and recharge their batteries for the remaining quarter of 2018– the busiest time of year for many of us.
Maciej Kawecki, director of the data management department and coordinator of personal data protection reforms at the Ministry of Digitisation, talks to Michael Dembinski, the BPCC’s chief advisor.
Ales Struminsky, president of the board of Imperial Tobacco Polska S.A. and general manager of the Central Europe and Ukraine Cluster, which consists of nine markets - Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Moldova and Georgia, talks about the plans and challenges facing Imperial Tobacco in Poland.
Every day, GKN drives the wheels of hundreds of millions of cars, helps thousands of aircraft to fly, and delivers the power to move earth and harvest crops.
Johnson Matthey Battery Systems is a lithium-ion battery pack manufacturer in Europe with over 20 years of presence on the market.
With its origins going back to Poly-Lina in 1965, Cedo is one of Europe’s largest manufacturers of consumer household products.
Bodycote is the world’s largest and most respected provider of thermal processing services, which form a vital link in the manufacturing supply chain.
Poeton Polska is a brand-new surface treatment facility located in the centre of Poland’s Aviation Valley, centred on Rzeszow.
Companies in the manufacturing sector are key players to the warehouse market; they are among the most demanding customers who know exactly what they expect from a developer.
Flowcrete, a manufacturer of resin flooring systems with a global reach, was founded in Great Britain in 1982.
Combining decades of packaging expertise with a sound knowledge of the Central and Eastern European market, Klöckner Pentaplast Food & Consumer Products (kp FCP) delivers total pack solutions to the protein and food-service sectors across the region.
Aero Gearbox International is an aircraft accessory gearbox manufacturing company – a joint-venture between Rolls-Royce and Safran Transmission Systems, headquartered in Colombes, France.
Poland is a country often chosen by investors from the automotive industry, right across the supply from the smallest of parts, through to sub-assemblies and assembly of entire vehicles.
Renishaw is one of the world's leading engineering and scientific technology companies, with expertise in precision measurement and healthcare.
The Internet of Things (IoT) presents transformational opportunities for manufacturers.
ArcelorMittal Poland is the largest steel producer on the Polish market, concentrating about 70% of production capacity of the Polish steel industry.
Poland has a developed market economy and a well-performing manufacturing sector.
According to the latest research by GUS (June 2018), 5.1 million people in Poland are employed in the industrial sector.
The British European Education Partnership was created by SMEs that have come together to provide a source of expertise for companies and organisations wishing to increase productivity, efficiency and add value to their operations.
It’s a busy Thursday morning at UK Power Networks, in Southwark, London.
Wrocław's 14th International Oktoberfest maintained its famed profile as one of the largest and most prestigious business events in Lower Silesia.
Workplace issues surrounding the introduction of technology were discussed at a CEO Breakfast held in the Sheraton Hotel Warsaw on 21 September 2018.
Algorithms and robots will be responsible for something between 30% and 45% of all existing jobs disappearing by 2030, according to reports by organisations like PwC and the Economist Intelligence Unit. At the same time, Poland (and most advanced economies around the world) faces a demographic dip. Will shortages in the workplace cancel out job losses created by technology? Or will one exacerbate the other?
Poland's health and safety at work regulations date back to 1998 and offices full of old-style computers with boxy cathode-ray monitors.
Members from across the construction and real estate sector met for breakfast at the BPCC’s offices on 18 July to discuss the state of trade, to share insights and consider future prospects.
British-Polish Chamber of Commerce is becoming more and more active in the regions and organises activities at the sites of its members across south of Poland.