Piotr Turek – was born in Poland in 1978, has been living in Warsaw, where he managed to combine professional work with his hobby (music/future technology). Since October 2012 he has been working as Muzo Deputy Director for Redefine (Member of Cyfrowy Polsat Group). Previously he was working for mobile operator – Polkomtel (Plus network) – as Music & Entertainment Services Team Manager. He was employed by mobile operator P4 (Play network) and by prominent Polish Public Relations agencies (Sigma, Edelman) where, his main duties included providing service to Microsoft Inc. Moreover he was a director of youth agency Nokaut Skład Limited Liability Company. Occasionally he appears on events as journalist and conducts lectures (Warsaw School of Economics, Warsaw University).
Piotr Turek was awarded Phd degree in economy (2010, Warsaw School of Economics – `Digital revolution and mass-media, entertainment and educational market in Poland`) and became a member of World Future Society. He is state of art technologies, psychology and sports passionate. He admires such prominent personages like Alivin Toffler and Michael Jordan. During leisure he likes to travel all around the world.
Piotr Turek works for Polish billionaire Zygmunt Solorz-Żak. After success of Muzodajnia – #1 music download service in Poland (Polkomtel company), he was moved to Redefine company (Member of Cyfrowy Polsat Group) to build a success of Muzo as #1 music streaming service in this part of Europe. He was also responsible for ringback-tones and keep helping to develop this business in Poland. Zygmunt Solorz-Żak is the second richest person in Poland, repeatedly appearing on Forbes world’s billionaires ranking, with an estimated net worth around EUR 5, 77 billion. Solorz-Żak launched the free-to-air commercial TV channel Polsat in 1992, broadcast through satellite, and obtained a national commercial television license in 1993. Since the middle of the 1990s, Polsat remains one of the Poland’s biggest television stations. Apart from TV Polsat, Solorz-Żak’s key assets include pay TV platform Cyfrowy Polsat. He holds controlling stakes in pension fund PTE Polsat, small life insurer Polisa and retail bank Invest Bank. After winning control over the distressed Elektrim conglomerate, Solorz-Żak obtained operating control over lignite power plant PAK, ranked among the top three largest electricity producers in Poland. Since 2008, he owns football club Śląsk Wrocław and since 2011 Polkomtel.
Redefine is a member of Cyfrowy Polsat Group – a leading media group in Poland, comprising the following companies:
– Cyfrowy Polsat – Poland’s largest and Europe’s fourth largest satellite platform and
– Telewizja Polsat – a leading commercial broadcaster in Poland, ranking among the 150 largest and 60 most profitable TV broadcasters in the world.
THE TELEWIZJA POLSAT GROUP HAS: 15 popular TV channels, three of which are HD channels, including entertainment, sports, news, business, lifestyle, film and children’s channels, – 20.8% audience share (16-49 age group), – 22.6% share of the TV advertising market. THE CYFROWY POLSAT PLAT FORM HAS: – 3.55 million subscribers, – over 100 channels in Polish, including 28 HD channels, – PPV/VOD Home Movie Rental and catch-up TV services, Multiroom HD.
