Leslaw Kuzaj
Graduated from Krakow School of Economics in 1976. In the early 80’s joined Krakow Industrial Society, a think-tank working on economic reform and privatization in Poland. In 1988, co-founded one of the first private banks in Poland, initially known as KTB and transformed later into First Polish-American Bank. Commissioner of the US-Poland Action Commission (foreign investment and NATO issues), Center for Strategic and International Studies, Washington DC.
1990-1992, President, Consolidated Ventures International, a Polish-American JV which worked with various North American venture capital groups on real estate and air transportation projects.
Since 1992 in General Electric Company/USA as National Executive (Country Manager) in Poland.
In 1996 joined Board of Directors of GE Capital Bank in Poland. Since 1998, Director of Supervisory Board of GE Capital Bank and Polish-American Mortgage Bank.
In 2002 nominated GE Regional Executive, Central Europe.
1990-1992, President, Consolidated Ventures International, a Polish-American JV which worked with various North American venture capital groups on real estate and air transportation projects.
Since 1992 in General Electric Company/USA as National Executive (Country Manager) in Poland.
In 1996 joined Board of Directors of GE Capital Bank in Poland. Since 1998, Director of Supervisory Board of GE Capital Bank and Polish-American Mortgage Bank.
In 2002 nominated GE Regional Executive, Central Europe.
Leslaw Kuzaj
CEO of GE Central Europe
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