Recommendation Letter for Justycja Ltd
•
0 likes•135 views
Polish Business Link used the interpreting services of Justycja Ltd for their E-Commerce Business seminar in Edinburgh on June 20th, 2012. The seminar included 4 presentations given in Polish by 3 interpreters for an audience of Polish entrepreneurs in Scotland. Polish Business Link was very satisfied with the project management of Kuba Hiterski of Justycja Ltd and the professionalism of the interpreters. They hope to continue their successful partnership with Justycja Ltd and would recommend them for top-end translation and interpreting services.
Report
Share
Report
Share
Download to read offline
Recommended
Malgorzata bodys
A presentation prepared by the student of logistics in Zespol Szkol Pnadgimnazjalnych No 1 in Zamosc for the contest organized by Zespol Szkol Transportowo - Komunikacyjnych entitled "Logistyk, spedytor, informatyk - zawody przyszlosci" in 2017.
BTEC Level 3 National Business Student Book 1 (Level 3 BTEC National Business)
This document provides information about the book "BTEC Level 3 National Business Student Book 1" by Catherine Richards. The book is 504 pages and published in 2010 by Edexcel. It is designed to support students studying the 2010 BTEC Level 3 National Business specification and covers all mandatory units and optional units. The book includes real-world case studies and in-book features to help students apply their knowledge to practical contexts.
Justycja_PAE
Kuba Hiterski provided translation, editing, and interpreting services to Polish Art Europe Ltd for over four years through his company Justycja Ltd. He worked on translations for articles, press releases, and festival program content. Kuba was always professional, timely, and willing to dedicate his time no matter how busy. He was confident speaking in front of audiences and authorities, which allowed speakers to relax. Polish Art Europe hopes to continue working with Kuba and Justycja Ltd and would recommend them for high quality translation services.
Monthly round up bpcc trade january 2014
In January 2014, BPCC Trade provided support to 140 British businesses across diverse sectors such as automotive, cosmetics, and IT. They helped 7 companies understand how investing in Poland could help develop supply chains and enter the Emerging Europe region. BPCC Trade continued building a CRM system and organizing a promotion of British food. They provided advice and research support to various UK companies interested in the Polish market, including helping one technology company understand how to operate a UK/Poland business. BPCC Trade also contacted over 200 Polish partners to promote buying British goods and secured contracts for two British companies with Polish distributors.
Corporate sustainability report 2012 en
CIKLOPEA is a leading translation and localization services provider in Croatia and Southeast Europe. In 2012, CIKLOPEA had another record year, translating over 11 million words. CIKLOPEA continued restructuring efforts to better implement its mission of providing professional language services. The report discusses CIKLOPEA's economic performance, investments in employee training and education, and corporate social responsibility efforts including supporting Translators Without Borders.
6 success stories - Kompass Export Mission
Would you like to offer your products or services on international markets? Is it hard to find new international customers? Learn how 6 clients developed their international markets with Kompass help.
KMD Poland at a glace…
The document summarizes the establishment of KMD Poland Sp. z o.o. from November 2014 to May 2015. It outlines the key steps taken which included registering the legal entity, hiring consultants, finding temporary office space, and moving over 40 consultants into the temporary office by end of March 2015. By May 2015, KMD Poland had over 100 people and celebrated its first anniversary in Warsaw. The next steps outlined moving to a permanent office with a target of 235 employees by end of 2015.
Ct2015 denmark
This document provides an overview of construction law in Denmark. Some key points:
- Foreign contractors face few legal hurdles to set up operations in Denmark, which has a business-friendly environment. Practical concerns include bonding capacity, labor issues, and relationships with subcontractors.
- Neither Danish nor foreign companies require a license to perform construction work, though some specialized work requires authorization. Foreign companies and individuals may need work permits.
- Danish competition law does not advantage domestic contractors over foreign ones. Bribery is illegal and contracts obtained through bribery are not enforceable.
- Political contributions do not restrict working for public agencies, but must be disclosed over certain amounts.
- Standard contract
Recommended
Malgorzata bodys
A presentation prepared by the student of logistics in Zespol Szkol Pnadgimnazjalnych No 1 in Zamosc for the contest organized by Zespol Szkol Transportowo - Komunikacyjnych entitled "Logistyk, spedytor, informatyk - zawody przyszlosci" in 2017.
BTEC Level 3 National Business Student Book 1 (Level 3 BTEC National Business)
This document provides information about the book "BTEC Level 3 National Business Student Book 1" by Catherine Richards. The book is 504 pages and published in 2010 by Edexcel. It is designed to support students studying the 2010 BTEC Level 3 National Business specification and covers all mandatory units and optional units. The book includes real-world case studies and in-book features to help students apply their knowledge to practical contexts.
Justycja_PAE
Kuba Hiterski provided translation, editing, and interpreting services to Polish Art Europe Ltd for over four years through his company Justycja Ltd. He worked on translations for articles, press releases, and festival program content. Kuba was always professional, timely, and willing to dedicate his time no matter how busy. He was confident speaking in front of audiences and authorities, which allowed speakers to relax. Polish Art Europe hopes to continue working with Kuba and Justycja Ltd and would recommend them for high quality translation services.
Monthly round up bpcc trade january 2014
In January 2014, BPCC Trade provided support to 140 British businesses across diverse sectors such as automotive, cosmetics, and IT. They helped 7 companies understand how investing in Poland could help develop supply chains and enter the Emerging Europe region. BPCC Trade continued building a CRM system and organizing a promotion of British food. They provided advice and research support to various UK companies interested in the Polish market, including helping one technology company understand how to operate a UK/Poland business. BPCC Trade also contacted over 200 Polish partners to promote buying British goods and secured contracts for two British companies with Polish distributors.
Corporate sustainability report 2012 en
CIKLOPEA is a leading translation and localization services provider in Croatia and Southeast Europe. In 2012, CIKLOPEA had another record year, translating over 11 million words. CIKLOPEA continued restructuring efforts to better implement its mission of providing professional language services. The report discusses CIKLOPEA's economic performance, investments in employee training and education, and corporate social responsibility efforts including supporting Translators Without Borders.
6 success stories - Kompass Export Mission
Would you like to offer your products or services on international markets? Is it hard to find new international customers? Learn how 6 clients developed their international markets with Kompass help.
KMD Poland at a glace…
The document summarizes the establishment of KMD Poland Sp. z o.o. from November 2014 to May 2015. It outlines the key steps taken which included registering the legal entity, hiring consultants, finding temporary office space, and moving over 40 consultants into the temporary office by end of March 2015. By May 2015, KMD Poland had over 100 people and celebrated its first anniversary in Warsaw. The next steps outlined moving to a permanent office with a target of 235 employees by end of 2015.
Ct2015 denmark
This document provides an overview of construction law in Denmark. Some key points:
- Foreign contractors face few legal hurdles to set up operations in Denmark, which has a business-friendly environment. Practical concerns include bonding capacity, labor issues, and relationships with subcontractors.
- Neither Danish nor foreign companies require a license to perform construction work, though some specialized work requires authorization. Foreign companies and individuals may need work permits.
- Danish competition law does not advantage domestic contractors over foreign ones. Bribery is illegal and contracts obtained through bribery are not enforceable.
- Political contributions do not restrict working for public agencies, but must be disclosed over certain amounts.
- Standard contract
LETT in brief 2013
This document provides an overview of LETT Law Firm, including its values, management structure, growth ambitions, employees, and finances. The key points are:
1. LETT is a modern Danish law firm focused on serving business and public sectors clients. It aims to be the obvious choice in these sectors through specialization, internationalization, and adapting to market changes.
2. In 2013, LETT appointed a new Managing Partner and simplified its management structure as part of gearing up for its next phase of growth.
3. LETT has grown significantly since being established in 2005. It now has over 250 employees including nearly 150 lawyers working across its Copenhagen and Aarhus offices.
4.
The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Private Equity 2019, Ireland
What are the key legal considerations for private equity investors in Ireland in 2019? Corporate partner, Brian McCloskey and Tax partner, Aidan Fahy cover current trends in this sector with reference to structuring, governance, financing and tax matters, among others, in the Ireland chapter of The International Comparative Legal Guide to Private Equity 2019.
International Comparative Legal Guide to Private Equity 2019
Corporate partner, Brian McCloskey and Tax partner, Aidan Fahy co-author the Ireland chapter of the International Comparative Legal Guide to Private Equity 2019.
Brochure UNITEE EME
The document summarizes a series of conferences called "Entrepreneurs Meet Embassies" organized by UNITEE to stimulate business opportunities across Europe. The conferences connect entrepreneurs, diplomats, politicians and businesses to share ideas on maximizing investment potential through cross-border collaboration. The summary highlights conferences focused on Portugal/Italy, Romania/Bulgaria, the Baltic states and Poland. Future plans include additional conferences and trade missions to give entrepreneurs first-hand experience of business environments in other European countries.
Pm40 page18
THe LiST is not about rocket science..but it may not come as a surprise that a little understanidng how it works may meet with rewards in many forms..i
Connect to London Brochure
The Connect to London Business Programme begins on June 28th. The brochure includes the full itinerary, bios on all the delegates and a list of speakers.
The International Comparative Legal Guide: Private Client 2019
Private Client partner, John Gill and Private Client senior associate, Lydia McCormack co-author the Ireland 2019 chapter of the International Comparative Legal Guide to Private Client.
52th Annual Report of The European Free Trade Association 2012
This document summarizes EFTA's free trade relations and activities in 2012. Key points:
- 3 new free trade agreements with Hong Kong, Montenegro, and Ukraine entered into force, bringing the total number of operational FTAs to 23 covering 27 countries.
- Negotiations were ongoing with 11 countries and regions including India, Indonesia, Central American states, and the Russian Customs Union.
- Joint declarations on cooperation were in place with 5 partners including Georgia and Pakistan, which signed new declarations in 2012.
- EFTA expanded its negotiation agenda by starting talks with Central American states, Vietnam, and jointly announcing negotiations with Malaysia. Negotiations with existing partners like India and Russia also progressed over multiple rounds
Dealbook 2017
The IMAP Dealbook represents the collective transaction track record over the last 18 months of IMAP’s 350 M&A professionals based in 35 countries around the globe.
More Related Content
Similar to Recommendation Letter for Justycja Ltd
LETT in brief 2013
This document provides an overview of LETT Law Firm, including its values, management structure, growth ambitions, employees, and finances. The key points are:
1. LETT is a modern Danish law firm focused on serving business and public sectors clients. It aims to be the obvious choice in these sectors through specialization, internationalization, and adapting to market changes.
2. In 2013, LETT appointed a new Managing Partner and simplified its management structure as part of gearing up for its next phase of growth.
3. LETT has grown significantly since being established in 2005. It now has over 250 employees including nearly 150 lawyers working across its Copenhagen and Aarhus offices.
4.
The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Private Equity 2019, Ireland
What are the key legal considerations for private equity investors in Ireland in 2019? Corporate partner, Brian McCloskey and Tax partner, Aidan Fahy cover current trends in this sector with reference to structuring, governance, financing and tax matters, among others, in the Ireland chapter of The International Comparative Legal Guide to Private Equity 2019.
International Comparative Legal Guide to Private Equity 2019
Corporate partner, Brian McCloskey and Tax partner, Aidan Fahy co-author the Ireland chapter of the International Comparative Legal Guide to Private Equity 2019.
Brochure UNITEE EME
The document summarizes a series of conferences called "Entrepreneurs Meet Embassies" organized by UNITEE to stimulate business opportunities across Europe. The conferences connect entrepreneurs, diplomats, politicians and businesses to share ideas on maximizing investment potential through cross-border collaboration. The summary highlights conferences focused on Portugal/Italy, Romania/Bulgaria, the Baltic states and Poland. Future plans include additional conferences and trade missions to give entrepreneurs first-hand experience of business environments in other European countries.
Pm40 page18
THe LiST is not about rocket science..but it may not come as a surprise that a little understanidng how it works may meet with rewards in many forms..i
Connect to London Brochure
The Connect to London Business Programme begins on June 28th. The brochure includes the full itinerary, bios on all the delegates and a list of speakers.
The International Comparative Legal Guide: Private Client 2019
Private Client partner, John Gill and Private Client senior associate, Lydia McCormack co-author the Ireland 2019 chapter of the International Comparative Legal Guide to Private Client.
52th Annual Report of The European Free Trade Association 2012
This document summarizes EFTA's free trade relations and activities in 2012. Key points:
- 3 new free trade agreements with Hong Kong, Montenegro, and Ukraine entered into force, bringing the total number of operational FTAs to 23 covering 27 countries.
- Negotiations were ongoing with 11 countries and regions including India, Indonesia, Central American states, and the Russian Customs Union.
- Joint declarations on cooperation were in place with 5 partners including Georgia and Pakistan, which signed new declarations in 2012.
- EFTA expanded its negotiation agenda by starting talks with Central American states, Vietnam, and jointly announcing negotiations with Malaysia. Negotiations with existing partners like India and Russia also progressed over multiple rounds
Dealbook 2017
The IMAP Dealbook represents the collective transaction track record over the last 18 months of IMAP’s 350 M&A professionals based in 35 countries around the globe.
Similar to Recommendation Letter for Justycja Ltd (9)
The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Private Equity 2019, Ireland
The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Private Equity 2019, Ireland
International Comparative Legal Guide to Private Equity 2019
International Comparative Legal Guide to Private Equity 2019
The International Comparative Legal Guide: Private Client 2019
The International Comparative Legal Guide: Private Client 2019
52th Annual Report of The European Free Trade Association 2012
52th Annual Report of The European Free Trade Association 2012
Recommendation Letter for Justycja Ltd
- 1. July 15, 2012 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN This is to certify that Polish Business Link used the services of Justycja Ltd during the E-Commerce. Business seminar in Edinburgh on June 20th 2012. The event was aimed at the audience of Polish entrepreneurs in Scotland and was organized in partnership with the British Polish Chamber of Commerce. The seminar included 4 presentations given by Martin Alderson of XDesign365, Gordon Eldrett of Media.com Ross Hood of Morrison LLP and John Taylor JT Projects which were interpreted into Polish language by three interpreters: Julita Burgess, Ewelina Głowienka and Sasza Depczyński. The project was managed by Kuba Hiterski, Director of Justycja Ltd and we were very satisfied both with Kuba’s overseeing the preparation to this event as well as the performance of the interpreters on the day. They were certainly very carefully selected and their professionalism was appreciated by the seminar’s audience as well as the speakers. We hope to continue to work with Kuba and build our partner relationship with Justycja Ltd even more successful in the future. We would have no hesitation in recommending Justycja to anyone searching for top-end translation and interpreting services. Bartlomiej Kowalczyk Polish Business Link Director +441312026881