Lead Generation Projects in WarsawLead Generation Projects in WarsawWhen was the last time you actually spoke with yourself
— not in your head,
but in a way that changed you?
We talk to partners, clients, mentors,
but the one person who shapes our outcomes
rarely gets a real conversation: you.
That’s why I built something different:
A 5-hour guided experience
designed to help you hear yourself clearly.
Not therapy.
Not journaling.
Not another productivity trick.
A structured, intelligent conversation
that takes you through your past, priorities, patterns,
your work, your relationships, your direction —
and asks the questions you’ve avoided.
You enter in a browser.
You walk through the journey in your pace.
You leave with clarity you didn’t know was possible.
It’s called Quantum Mirror Adventure.
If you haven’t had a conversation with yourself
in a very long time —
this is where you start.
RITS Center: taking a Warsaw tech company to the US.
RITS Center started as a body-leasing company in Warsaw. Around the time I joined, they began building their own products: AI automation, RAG and LLM solutions, and a few smaller initiatives. Those landed on my desk, together with a target market none of us was physically in: the United States.
There was no US pipeline, no US brand awareness and no playbook. So I built it piece by piece: positioning for the US buyer, a landing page, lead capture, a calendar and a CRM, so that every conversation had somewhere to go. Day to day I was coordinating a PR agency, an SEO agency, a performance agency, our people in the US and our sales team, and regularly stepping in for the marketing manager.
The biggest bets were two events, both organised remotely from Warsaw. The first ran during New York Fintech Week, the second in Austin with the Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce. The hardest part wasn't the content, it was the logistics: finding and booking the right venue in a city I wasn't in, and running everything around it from a different time zone.
New York brought in 12+ qualified leads among fintech CTOs and CFOs. Austin turned into several solid partnerships. Not bad for events run by someone who never set foot in the room.
What I took from RITS: early on I asked to be part of designing the services, not just promoting them. It's much easier to sell something you helped shape 
