Aleksandra Kurylo
About Aleksandra Kurylo
Aleksandra Kurylo is a professional in logistics and trade, currently serving as Zncu at Glencore's Polish Field Office. She holds a Master's degree in International Relations and European Studies from Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny W Krakowie and has extensive experience in purchasing roles at Tele-fonika Kable S.a.
Work at Glencore
Aleksandra Kurylo has been employed at Glencore since 2010, holding the position of Zncu, Logistic and Trade in the Polish Field Office. Her role involves managing logistics and trade operations related to zinc and copper. Prior to her current position, she worked at Glencore as part of the Zinc and Copper Traffic team from 2009 to 2010. This experience has contributed to her extensive knowledge in the commodities sector.
Education and Expertise
Aleksandra Kurylo completed her Master of Arts degree in International Relations and European Studies at Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny W Krakowie from 1996 to 2001. Additionally, she studied Psychology and Business at the same university from 2008 to 2009. Her educational background provides her with a strong foundation in both economic and psychological principles, enhancing her expertise in logistics and trade.
Background in Purchasing
Before joining Glencore, Aleksandra Kurylo worked at Tele-fonika Kable S.a. in various purchasing roles from 2001 to 2008. She started as a Purchasing Specialist and Manager, then advanced to Deputy Purchasing Director, and finally served as Raw Materials Purchasing Director. This experience in purchasing has equipped her with critical skills in supply chain management and vendor relations.
Professional Experience Timeline
Aleksandra Kurylo's professional journey includes significant roles at Tele-fonika Kable S.a. from 2001 to 2008, where she progressed through various purchasing positions. She transitioned to Glencore in 2009, initially working in Zinc and Copper Traffic before moving to her current role in logistics and trade. Her career spans over two decades, showcasing her commitment to the field.