Euro Brand

Targi Kielce has been pronounced one of 60 Ambassadors of Polish Economy. This year the company has been recognised in the “Euro Brand” category. The contest is organised under the auspices of the Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski. Targi Kielce President of Board Andrzej Mochoń PhD was presented with the accolade by the Undersecretary of State Katarzyna Pełczyńska – Nałęcz and the BCC President Marek Goliszewski.

- The “Ambassador of Polish Economy” contest objective is to recognise successful entrepreneurs and their attainments in international markets as well as those who promote high economic-financial standards and good business practices in international contacts – says Andrzej Mochoń, TargiKielce President. Targi Kielce has been presented with the accolade for the third time. This year TK has been presented with the “Euro Brand” award, previously it gained the accolades in the “Foreign Companies’ Partner” category.

Targi Kielce is ranked third among all Central and Eastern Europe exhibition centres; the Kielce’s centre attracts 200,000 trade fair guests from 56 countries. The 60 trade fair events is the showcase for 6,5 thousand companies, including 1200 foreign exhibitors.

- We have been presented with the Ambassador of Polish Economy title in the category of “Euro Brand”. This title hits the point as it reflects the large scale of our business activities. We have Poland’s most international trade fair event - says President Andrzej Mochoń – PLASTPOL: the International Fair of Plastics and Rubber Processing brings together 700 exhibitors, half of this group comprises foreign companies

About the Ambassador of Polish Economy Contest
The contest is organised by Business Centre Club wit the main objective to increase Polish companies’ involvement in the international promotion of Poland and presentation of our country as a credible and trustworthy partner. The competition gives recognition to the companies which are successful in the international markets; it also promotes high economic-financial standards and good business practices in international contacts. The contest has also been designed to foster and facilitate cooperation between entrepreneurs and representatives of Polish institutions responsible for promotion of Polish economy, culture and social initiatives; the goal is attained through developing mutual contacts and information exchange. Entrepreneurs can compete for the Polish Economy Ambassador accolade in four categories; the Exporter, the Partner of Foreign Firms, Euro Brand and the 21st Century Solution Creator. Entrepreneurs are assessed by means of the questionnaire the jury panel members fill in. The “Ambassador of Polish Economy” is awarded to the companies which have scored at least 80% of the total number of points in the contest questionnaires.