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Jarosław Czechowicz appointed as Portfolio Manager for Goodman

Jarosław Czechowicz appointed as Portfolio Manager for Goodman

Goodman has appointed Jarosław Czechowicz as Portfolio Manager for Central and Eastern Europe. The appointment of Jarosław Czechowicz strengthens Goodman’s property management team, which is a key element of the company’s operations and its strategy in the region.

Jarosław Czechowicz has over seven years of experience at Prologis, most recently as Director of Property Management. In his new role as Portfolio Manager for Central and Eastern Europe, he will be responsible for over 750,000 sqm of logistics space in the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary.
Jarosław Czechowicz’s task will be to ensure that Goodman properties in the region are managed to the highest standards, and that customers receive the best service and support for which Goodman is known. The property management team at Goodman has contributed to a 96% occupancy rate combined with a high customer retention rate.

– Goodman is growing dynamically in Central and Eastern Europe, and in particular in Poland, where we will soon double our property portfolio compared to the previous financial year – says Błażej Ciesielczak, Regional Director for Goodman in Central and Eastern Europe. – With the growth of the portfolio, Goodman has opted for a strong and experienced leader who will manage a team of technical and operational experts playing a key role in the further development of our company in the region.

Jarosław Czechowicz will be responsible for, among other things, one of the largest logistics centers in Central and Eastern Europe – an investment completed in Wrocław for Amazon, one of Goodman’s international clients. In addition to serving large international companies, Jarosław Czechowicz will focus on strengthening relationships with local medium-sized companies and European clients operating in multiple logistics centers across Central and Eastern Europe.