Developing and implementing global expansion plans.

Working at Just Join IT is like riding a rollercoaster.You never know what to expect and how big your next turn will be. This is one great lesson in marketing, creative thinking and quick action.During this crazy ride I had the opportunity to work on many projects. If I were to list the 3 most important, they would be:1. Just Join Olympics 2018 - Olympics for programmers. Crazy delivery time, ~ 2.5 months. Huge amount of work to create this project from scratch. A project full of unknowns, stress, but also persistence in bringing it to an end. Effect? Over 300 participants - everyone satisfied. In addition, companies were asking us about partnerships for the next edition during the event. (Aftermovie in attachments)2. Instagram company profile. Neglected for a long time came to me with a task to make it better. A good idea and thoughtful implementation brought the expected results. The profile has been revived, and single post views have increased by up to 13,000. There is also a significant increase in engagement and followers. (Instagram available under the name "justjoin.it")3. Company booth at Infoshare 2019. Limited time, budget and human resources. Plus one of the worst places on the venue. What comes out of such a mix? Mostly a flap. But we created a booth that the developers were looking for themselves and willingly stayed with us for longer. All we needed was a pinball game, a quiz, stickers and rubber ducks. (Photo of our stand in the attachments)What exactly am I doing at JJIT? For example:- community animation in Facebook groups,- running Instagram, Twitter, and part of activities on Facebook fanpage,- creating graphics for our communication,- creative work on image-building campaigns, which includes creating copy + graphics or copy itself (e.g. King Dev - graphic from the campaign in the attachment),- email marketing (communication both B2B and B2C),- conceptual work on our video formats,- lots of other things I don't remember now ;)

6000+ participants, 200 speakers, 176 lectures, 500+ startups. These are the figures showing the size of Infoshare 2018.It isn't something usual to organize the largest technology conference in Poland. That is why I tried with the stubbornness of a maniac to have the opportunity to do so. 2 years of participating in the conference as a volunteer paid off and brought almost a year's cooperation with a really great team.What did I do during this period? Among others:- team support in the final implementation phase of Infoshare 2018 (contact with speakers, service before, during and after the conference),- editing post-conference video materials,- marketing team support (content marketing, email marketing),- active participation in creating the visual identity of the Infoshare AI Roadshow 2018 project (graphics, animations).Cooperation with Infoshare was a great time, when I had also opportunity to find my marketing specialization, as well as I developed in many aspects, because the team began to undergo structural changes, and the company itself was undergoing a rebranding process in which the whole team was strongly involved.

Pipeline Summit is one of the most substantive conferences on online marketing and sales in the B2B sector.The conference stands out from other marketing events with a strong emphasis on foreign speakers. Agenda always surprises with interesting names and experienced specialists from other countries.1 year and 4 months of cooperation, 2 completed editions.What distinguishes my work on this project?1. Huge autonomy and even kinda leaving many decisions and matters solely in my care.2. The need for comprehensive implementation of the event - production + promotion.3. A lot of positively spent time, learning and experience in cooperation with Mick Griffin (Brand24) and Grzegorz Borowski (Infoshare).So what did I do during the production of both editions of the Pipeline Summit?- Everything.But seriously, it was:- Speakers' service (transport, accommodation),- Production (venue planning and implementation),- Marketing (communication on Social Media, FB ads, email marketing),- Production of graphics and animations for promotion,- Participant service,- Attracting participants,- Active offline promotion and spreading brand awareness.To sum up - it was a great time during which I had to learn many things and verify my knowledge in practical application. Time spent on learning your own weaknesses and learning how to manage your own time in the project.

In the life of every student comes a moment when the university begins to be more and more boring and does not bring the expected results.At this point, you can start doing a lot of things - usually students devote this time to hobbies, parties, etc.However, there are people who want MORE. And when a few such people gather, very interesting things can arise.This is how MORE Community was created, which is an association connecting people who wanted to do more than what the university's material predicted.What we do? Creating meetups in the Tri-City area for students and people who want to gain knowledge from more experienced people. We combine business and academic communities, creating opportunities for students to meet people who may be their future employers.Our flagship event is Createvening, which focuses on the topics of marketing and running a business.What does this give us? Self-development. We learn how to manage projects, develop our own brand, create events from scratch and effectively promote them among the target group.

My works on the Wolves Summit October 2016 project were focused on:- building the substantive agenda,- acquiring speakers,- acquiring community partners,- acquiring media partnerships.

My works on the See Bloggers 2016 project were focused on:- acquiring media partnerships.- media service during the event,- organizing and conducting interviews with speakers.

SocialGamer was a rising startup in gaming industry.Besides the core tool it was preparing, we had also our news website for gamers, to attract people to our brand and keep them with us.My responsibilities were:- creating articles for news website,- distributing the content on the internet.

The moment in which i joined the FastTony team, was the very beginning of this startup.Despite the intern position and first steps in social media world, I received lots of autonomy and space for decision-making. I dealt with many aspects of the business as:- running few business fanpages on Facebook,- creating graphics for my actions on marketing channels,- taking care of the live-chat,- contacts with customers.