Leonard Kubanek, formerly Director of Project Management, has been promoted to Vice President and Head of Development Management in Central Europe at Prologis. The change is a result of the company's dynamic growth and aims to further leverage the potential of the global leader in logistics real estate in the Central European region.
“The new regional role within Prologis is a great source of satisfaction for me. I look forward to supporting the company's growth both in Poland and in the three other countries where we do business - the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary. Embracing new markets is a positive challenge for me and a great opportunity to help Prologis teams in each country in the region” - emphasized Leonard Kubanek, Vice President and Head of Development Management for Central Europe.
Upon assuming his new position, Leonard Kubanek is responsible for coordinating and overseeing the execution of all Prologis development projects in the Central Europe region, which includes Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia. His responsibilities include, among others, managing current investments, analyzing and identifying new investment opportunities in local markets and developing and implementing development strategies for the region.
“Leonard has more than 20 years of experience in the construction industry. He knows the market and all stages of the investment process very well. He is an expert whose professionalism, knowledge and competence are invaluable to our team and clients. I am pleased that Leonard will be able to contribute even more to the success of Prologis in the Central European region” - said Pawel Sapek, SVP, Regional Head for Central Europe at Prologis.
Leonard Kubanek joined Prologis in 2018 as Director of Project Management. Prior to that, he gained experience at Evatronix in Gliwice and then at SMI Metal Bau in Germany, building a solid engineering foundation. After returning to Poland, he took the position of Project Manager at Mexem, then worked as a supervisor of steel structures at the construction of the Glassworks in Dabrowa Gornicza. He spent the next few years working at CFE, Tebodin and CBRE, where he managed large industrial projects.