Our committee members have a combined rich Polish heritage and are experienced in both Australian and European markets.

Mirek Zarnowski was appointed as the President of the Polish Chamber of Commerce Australia in April 2015. With over 20 years of professional experience specialising in business expansion, business-to-business (B2B) cooperation, trade, export, and business coaching, Mirek is also Managing Director of New Challenge International Consultancy (NCIC).  His previous experience has included sales management for multinational companies from countries such as Poland, Hungary, Germany, the Slovak Republic and the United States. Drawing from his experience, Mirek Zarnowski firmly believes that the future of businesses embraces three crucial factors: a global vision; strategic international human resources management; and resourceful marketing.

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Wojtek Jeziorski was appointed as Representative with the Polish Chamber of Commerce Australia in October 2015.   Representing the young Polish generation in Australia, Wojtek joined the PCCA with the aim to encourage new young Polish migrants to establish businesses and bilateral connections.  With a background in Mechanical Engineering, Wojtek has experience as Project Engineer in waste water treatment, Designer in the power generation industry, and participating in international projects.  This experience has helped him to better understand the multicultural business environment, prolific within Australia.  Since moving to Australia, Wojtek has studied project management at the Lonsdale Institute in Melbourne.  During the FY2015-2016, Wojtek provided valuable support for the PCCA in promoting and representing Polish businesses at significant trade events: AIMEX (Sydney); and All Energy Australia Conference (Melbourne).   

 A registered solicitor and barrister of Polish law and a member of the District Bar Council in Rzeszów. A graduate of the Law and Administration from the University of Rzeszów with an average mark of high distinction  and holder of five-year Master's degree in Law and Administration. A graduate of doctoral seminars at the Department of Economic and Commercial Law at University of Rzeszow.

Marta gained her professional experience in renowned Polish law firms dealing with the legal service of business entities as well as individual clients in the Office of State Receiver where she participated in bankruptcy and company restructure proceedings.  She also has worked the Solicitors’ Office of the Head Office of Attorney General Department in Warsaw where she dealt with claims related to the decisions of former Communists government Nationalisation Act of 1945 including those concerning land and property expropriation decree.  The main fields of Marta Lenartowicz's specialisation include commercial law, company law, European Union (EU) law and competition and consumer law as well as bankruptcy and restructure law.

Kevin Witkowski

Representative (South Australia) / Past President

Kevin Witkowski joined the Polish Chamber of Commerce Australia Inc. and attended its inaugural meeting on the first of May 1992. In 2000 was elected as vice President and in 2003 elected as President. During these years organised a Trade Mission of wine makers to Poland and facilitated incoming trade missions from Poland. Kevin is the Immediate Past President (2015) and Life Member.

Kevin has a back ground in Electronics and held the position of State Sales Manager for many years. Held the position of Board Member with the Electronics Association of South Australia.

Kevin Witkowski was invited to the Metropolitan Executive and Professional Registry for leadership, and outstanding achievements.

Weronika Rosolska

Board Executive Assistant

Weronika is a young talent with Polish tertiary qualifications and currently studying business in Australia. Weronika is passionate about self-development, expanding digital skills and art.

For NCIC business clients, Weronika delivers direct business support in Australia, the overall on line support and research.