Warsaw Rising Museum

Guided tour with a screening of  the "City of Ruins".

You will have an unique opportunity to see how Warsaw looked like exactly 75 years ago.

The Warsaw Rising Museum was opened on the 60th anniversary of the outbreak of fighting in Warsaw. The Museum is a tribute of Warsaw’s residents to those who fought and died for independent Poland and its free capital.
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How to get there

Photo credits
Warsaw Rising Museum from Adrian Grycuk - edited, CC BY-SA 3.0 pl, Link
Warsaw Trade Tower from Celeber96 - edited, CC BY-SA 3.0 pl, Link
Rondo 1-B from Adrian Grycuk - edited, CC BY-SA 3.0 pl, Link
Inside the bus by freestocks.org on Unsplash

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Aleksander Łaszek, PhD

Chief Economist, Vice President of the Management Board, FOR

Doctor of economics, a graduate of SGH Warsaw School of Economics, TEP member, Chief Economist of FOR and Vice President of its Management Board. In his works, he focuses primarily on issues related to long-term economic growth and structural changes. Joined FOR five years ago. Author of numerous analyzes and educational projects of FOR, such as the Bill from the State or  Estimates of Hidden Debt (state pension liabilities). Author and co-author of texts and analyzes for the Ministry of Regional Development, the Lisbon Council, the Institute for Research in Economics and Fiscal Issues (IREF), the World Bank and others.

9:40  Global and European economic outlook: Review of the macroeconomic environment
 

Mariusz Sochacki

Managing director, PAB-Polish Construction Research & Forecasting Institute

Host and founder of Polish Construction Research and Forecasting Institute PAB-PCR&F (the first private construction research institute in Poland) - outstanding expert in the area of European construction industry. The creator of innovative approach to the research on the construction economics in Poland in the years of transformation. The author of many original studies and forecasts concerning the construction market development. During his 35-year work in the construction scientific and research institutions, he was, among others, an expert of the International Labour Organization, an arbitrator of Polish Office for Public Procurement, and an expert of Unibud organization. He is the author of more than 400 works, including expert statements for the courts, lectures on the domestic and foreign conferences and journal papers, as well as the reports, analyses and expertises for the domestic institutions, including Polish Parliament and Senate, and international institutions like World Bank and various agendas of European Commission.

10:05  European housing, non-residential and civil engineering construction outlook to 2022
 

Michael Weingärtler

Construction market expert – Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO)

Michael Weingärtler is research assistant and a construction market expert working at the Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO). His focus is on analyses of construction markets within the research area Structural Change and Regional Development. He is co-author of research papers on a broad range of construction aspects such as macro-economic issues, energy efficient construction and renovation, innovation in the construction sector as well as housing support and housing policy.
Additionally he is a freelance consultant on public goods. 

10:30  Construction market Outlook to 2022 - Germany, Austria and Switzerland (10:30)

Jean-Pierre Liebaert

Representative of the Association for the Quality of the Economic Indicators of the Construction Industry - AQUIEC/VKEBI, Belgium

Jean-Pierre Liebaert joined the Economic Department at the Belgian Construction Confederation (CCB) in 1986, straight after gaining a civil engineering degree in applied mathematics, majoring in economics.
Also, as a member of the Belgian Central Council for the Economy (CCE/CRB) and the country's Higher Council of Statistics, since 2001 he has represented Belgium in EUROCONSTRUCT via AQUIEC/VKEBI.
For over 30 years, he has performed all kinds of economic analyses associated with construction and worked on multidisciplinary approaches to construction related matters Belgium, specifically providing economic input.

11:15  Construction market Outlook to 2022 - France, Belgium and The Netherlands

Annette Hughes

EY-DKM, Ireland

Annette Hughes joined DKM in 1993, having previously worked for John Laing plc, BP Ireland and lectured in economics at the University of Limerick. She is a graduate of University College Cork and is a Director at DKM. Annette is an expert on the Irish construction and housing industries as well as on energy, with particular focus on their interactions with demographics and regional development. She has sat on and advised State boards and councils, including the National Competitiveness Council and latterly, FÁS, the national training agency. She has also acted as an expert witness in cases dealing with complex economic issues.

11:40  Construction market Outlook to 2022 - Ireland and United Kingdom

Rafał Perz, PhD

Marek Salamak, PhD