MENUA new capitalism - but what kind?
MOREBrunon Bartkiewicz
Company: ING Bank Śląski SA
Position: Chairman of the Board
Company: ING Bank Śląski SA
Position: Chairman of the Board
Brunon Bartkiewicz has held positions within ING, both in Poland and the Netherlands, since the
1990’s.
In 1995, Brunon was appointed CEO of Bank Śląski, which position he held until June 2000.
As of then, he was General Manager and Management Board member at ING Direct NV, responsible
for credit, market and operational risk, operational and IT support.
He returned to ING Bank Śląski (Poland) as CEO in 2004 and held the position until 2010. At that time
he became member of the General Management Team at ING Direct, responsible for activities in
Spain, Italy, France, Great Britain and Australia. As of 2012 he was in charge of ING operations in
France, Italy, Poland, Spain, Romania and Turkey.
As Chief Innovation Officer at ING Group (since 2014), Brunon Bartkiewicz played a major role in accelerating ING’s pace of innovation, developing and promoting innovative ideas and solutions, applying new technologies and delivering speed-to-market of successful ideas.
In 2016 he returned as CEO of ING Bank Śląski.
Brunon Bartkiewicz is a graduate of the Main School of Planning and Statistics in Warsaw
(currently, Warsaw School of Economics) with a degree in Economics at the Foreign Trade.
A new capitalism - but what kind?
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