Under honorary patronage of Embassy of the Republic of Poland in London, Pangea Magazine has announced third edition of “The Outstanding Pole in the United Kingdom” contest.
The contest is held under Link to Poland’s media patronage.
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PANGEA Magazine to źródło informacji o polonijnych elitach na świecie. Magazyn jest dwujęzyczny. Wszystkie artykuły prezentowane są zarówno w języku polskim, jak i angielskim. Moda, styl życia, sztuka, ekskluzywne newsy, biznes, prawo, historia, wywiady ze znanymi postaciami oraz znacznie wiecęj, znajdujemy w pięknie wydanym, renomowanym czasopiśmie. PANGEA to międzynarodowy network polskich młodych profesjonalistów. Jej misją jest stworzenie spójnej platformy spajającej przedsiębiorców, naukowców oraz reprezentantów kultury w kraju i zagranicą, praca na rzecz ich rozwoju oraz popularyzacja ich działalności.
The Quarter Too Ensemble is delighted to present WOJTEK, the Happy Warrior at Ognisko Polskie in London on Monday 23rd November 2015, a family show about Wojtek the bear who served in the Polish army during the WWII.
Żurek, pickled cucumbers, sauerkraut… although Poles find these foods appealing, to the rest of the world these flavors are not so familiar. So, if you are Polish and aim for success in the restaurant business, you need to break away from the stereotypes. As an inspiration for Polish entrepreneurs, Piotr Nowak prepared a review of several successful Polish restaurants which have charmed the residents of Berlin, the city proclaimed by many to be the European capital of avant-garde culture.
If you didn’t think of Poland as a good place to invest, now is the time to change your mind. And if you suspect we’re not being objective, you don’t have to take only our word for it. Research by the largest international companies confirms that Poland is the most attractive country for investment and business expansion in the entirety of Central and Eastern Europe. Would you like to know why? We reveal the Polish secret.
Ambitious, hard-working and effective – the winners of the prestigious “The Outstanding Pole in Scotland” contest prove that stereotypes about immigrants are not true. The contest is organized by Pangea Magazine with honorary patronage of the General Consul of the Republic of Poland in Edinburgh, and the Polish Promotional Emblem Foundation “Teraz Polska”
On the 15th of May, in the lavish interiors of George Hotel in Edinburgh, we will announce the winners of the prestigious “The Outstanding Pole in Scotland” contest. During the grand gala, guests will learn not only who won in the five categories of the regular competition, but also who won the Internet users’ popular vote.
All candidates for this year’s edition of the Outstanding Pole in Scotland take part in the online voting – only one of them will receive the Audience’s Award. Internet users can vote at the Pangea Magazine website until March 31, 2015.
“The Outstanding Pole” contest is held under Link to Poland’s media patronage.
Pangea Network has announced another edition of “The Outstanding Pole” contest. Its main objective is to create a positive image of Poles living and working in the United Kingdom. Beyond that, the competition is designed to present the achievements to a wide audience and to build up the recognition of people who have been successful outside the borders of Poland.
“The Outstanding Pole” contest is held under Link to Poland’s media patronage.
In series of talks with World War II heroes, Gregory Fryc interviews Professor Julian E. Kulski.