Pawel Kopczynski
About Pawel Kopczynski
Pawel Kopczynski is an experienced editor at Thomson Reuters, specializing in news technology and global sports events. He has a strong background in photography and event management, with a focus on enhancing media presence through technology.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Pawel Kopczynski has held the position of Editor Pictures Europe Central, Nordics and CIS & Global Sport Events at Thomson Reuters since 1994. He operates from the Berlin Area, Germany, and has accumulated 30 years of experience in this role. His responsibilities include managing relationships between Reuters Pictures and major sports committees globally, ensuring effective collaboration and communication. Kopczynski focuses on news technology development, particularly the implementation of remote cameras to enhance coverage. He also plays a crucial role in budget forecasting and management for large-scale sporting events.
Background in Photography
Kopczynski began his career as a photographer at the Polish Press Agency, where he worked from 1990 to 1995 in New Delhi, India. Prior to that, he was employed at Perspektywy in Warsaw, Poland, from 1988 to 1990. His early experiences in photography laid the foundation for his later work in media and event coverage. He studied at the Photo Technical School, where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Photography from 1986 to 1990.
Expertise in Event Coverage
Pawel Kopczynski specializes in multinational team building and training for event coverage. His expertise includes organizing major international events such as the Olympics, World Cup, and European Cup. He manages staffing, technical, and logistical aspects to ensure successful execution. Additionally, he analyzes the impact of news coverage, contributing to the strategic planning and implementation of media presence at these significant events.
Focus on News Technology Development
Kopczynski is interested in developing new technologies to enhance media presence on the internet and social platforms. His focus on news technology development includes exploring innovative methods for coverage, such as the use of remote cameras. This interest aligns with his role at Thomson Reuters, where he aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of media operations in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.